Mia Farrow has admitted that Frank Sinatra may be the father of her son, instead of Woody Allen.
The actress said the singer may ‘possibly’ be the father of her 25-year-old son Ronan.
Rumours about the parentage have dogged Mia Farrow for years, but she addressed the issue in an interview saying the legendary crooner was ‘possibly’ Ronan’s father.
It comes as her adopted daughter Dylan spoke for the first time about how she is tormented by ‘crippling’ fears over her alleged abuse at the hands of Woody Allen in a new Vanity Fair article.
Dylan Farrow reveals that she refuses to ever say her famous adopted father’s name and admitted: ‘I’m scared of him, his image.’
The Oscar-winning director, now 77, has always vehemently denied his former partner Mia Farrow’s claim that he sexually molested Dylan and no charges were brought after the scandal made headlines around the world 20 years ago.
Elsewhere in the interview, Farrow, now 68 said that Sinatra was the great love of her life, and says, ‘We never really split up.’
When Vanity Fair asked Sinatra’s daughter about Ronan being treated as if he were a member of her family, Nancy Sinatra Jr told them: ‘He is a big part of us, and we are blessed to have him in our lives.’
Farrow married Sinatra in 1966 in Las Vegas when she was 21 and he was 50.
The marriage fell apart 18 months later when she refused to drop her critically-acclaimed performance in Rosemary’s Baby to star in a movie with her husband.
They divorced in 1968.
Two years later, Farrow married German-Austrian pianist Andre Previn. The couple adopted three children and also had three biological children before divorcing in 1979.
In 1980, Farrow started a long-term relationship with Woody Allen, although the two never lived together. Farrow became Allen’s muse and starred in 13 of his films, most notable Hannah And Her Sisters in 1986.
Her relationship with Allen ended in 1992 when she discovered he was having an affair with her oldest adopted daughter, Soon-Yi Previn, then 22.
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