What happened to the adopted children of famous actors? (10 photos)

These children were lucky - they were adopted many years ago. Moreover, the boys and girls did not end up in ordinary families, but in real star families. Their parents were famous actors, directors and singers.





Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise



Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise got married in 1990 and subsequently adopted two children, Bella (1992) and Connor (1995). In 2001, the star couple separated and the children remained to live with their father. Now Bella lives in London, is married and has devoted herself to art - she draws, designs clothes and does makeup. Connor tried his hand at films and starred in “Seven Lives” in 2008 and “The Elusives” in 2012. However, he subsequently chose to devote himself to music and performs with a group at small venues.

Michelle Pfeiffer





Michelle Pfeiffer adopted a girl named Claudia Ros in 1993. It is known that she studied at Princeton University, studied literature and received a master's degree with a specialization in Slavic languages. And now she is engaged in teaching.

Jane Fonda



Jane Fonda has always been not only a major Hollywood star, but also an iconic activist and philanthropist. In 1982, she and her husband unofficially adopted 15-year-old Mary Williams, the homeless daughter of the Black Panthers. She now runs a charity foundation, is involved in social activism, and has published a book dedicated to her unusual life path.

Mia Farrow



Mia Farrow had 10 adopted children. Lark Song Previn's first adopted daughter (1973) died at age 35 due to AIDS. In 1976 and 1978, the actress adopted two more girls - Summer and Sui-E. Summer is married to a musician and works as a manager in a construction business, and Soon-Yi is the notorious wife of Woody Allen, who was the husband of Mia Farrow herself. Moses Farrow (1980) became a family therapist and specializes in counseling families with adopted children. Dylan Farrow (1985) at the age of seven became the basis of Mia Farrow's split from Woody Allen over allegations of inappropriate behavior by her father. She is now a writer and has published two fantasy novels. Tam Farrow (1992) was blind and died at the age of 17 due to a drug overdose (it remains unclear whether this was a suicide or a mistake). All that is known about Isaiah Farrow (1992) and Quincy Farrow (1994) is that they studied at the university. In 1994, the actress also adopted a wheelchair-bound boy, Thaddeus Farrow, who committed suicide at the age of 27. Also in 1995, Mia Farrow adopted a blind girl, Frankie-Mean.

Kirstie Alley



Kirstie Alley adopted a boy, William True, in 1992, and a girl, Lily, in 1994. Both adopted children of the actress created their own families very early - at the age of 17. William is now the father of a large family and works as a captain of a sea vessel engaged in tourist and fishing trips. Lily became a mother and wife; nothing is known about her professional activities.

Jamie Lee Curtis



Jamie Lee Curtis adopted a girl Annie in 1986 and a boy in 1996. Now the youngest son has changed his gender and is called Ruby. Ruby works as a computer games editor. Annie has been seriously involved in dancing since childhood and now works as a dance teacher.

Diane Keaton



Diane Keaton decided to have children after her 50th birthday. She adopted a girl, Dexter, in 1996, and a boy, Duke, came into her family in 2001. The girl recently got married and works as a veterinarian. The young man is most likely still studying and nothing is known about his professional activities.

Faye Dunaway



Actress Faye Dunaway hid for a long time that the boy Liam, who came into her family in 1980, was adopted. She claimed that she gave birth to him in secret from the paparazzi. In the early 2000s, Liam tried himself as an actor and starred in severalsome low-budget films. Now he plays poker professionally.

Emma Thompson



Emma Thompson in 2003 adopted a 16-year-old boy from Rwanda, whose biography included experience of participating in hostilities as a child soldier. Tindeiba Agaba graduated from university, where he studied politics and international relations. Now he is the head of a charity organization and works to protect the rights of refugees.