Colin Farrell will move his son, suffering with a rare genetic disorder, to a care facility: ‘Where he feels connected’
Irish actor Colin Farrell has shared that he and his ex-partner, Kim Bordenave, have made a major life decision regarding their son James, who has Angelman syndrome — a rare genetic disorder that impacts the nervous system and leads to significant developmental and physical challenges. In a recent interview with Candis Magazine, the Penguin star revealed they’ve decided to transition James into a long-term care facility. This decision, he explained, wasn’t easy but felt necessary as they look ahead to the future. Colin Farrell is looking for a care facility for his 21-year-old son “It’s tricky – some parents will say, ‘I want to take care of my child myself’, and I respect that. But my horror would be, what if I have a heart attack tomorrow, and, God forbid, James’ mother, Kim, has a car crash and she’s taken too – and then James is on his own?” he said. The 48-year-old actor’s concern centers around what would happen to James if both parents were suddenly unable to care for him. “And he goes …
