Mia Farrow Defends Her Children's Honor When Skeptics Fire Shots

By Jamie Lerner

Apr. 1 2021, Updated 5:50 p.m. ET

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It’s now not common for an excessive amount of time to cross earlier than Mia Farrow and Woody Allen’s marriage, rife with controversy, abuse, and speculation, is again in the highlight. Now, it’s as a result of of the HBO documentary Allen v. Farrow, in which Mia Farrow and a few of her children, together with some of her adopted children, are interviewed referring to Woody Allen’s alleged sexual abuse in opposition to Dylan Farrow.

Woody Allen's innocence has been a query in the media for years, and in 2018, one of Mia Farrow’s adopted sons, Moses, in fact got here forward in make stronger of Woody Allen. Since then, there’s been even more hypothesis as to who's in the improper, and now many people are pointing hands at Mia for omitting the deaths of three of her adopted children from the documentary that these similar other people claim is skewed in her desire.

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Mia Farrow has now addressed the deaths of 3 of her adopted children.

Between social media and a number of opinions of Allen v. Farrow, one titled, “HBO Doc About Woody Allen & Mia Farrow Ignores Mia’s 3 Dead Kids, Her Child Molester Brother, Other Family Tragedies,” there's a lot of negativity going towards Mia Farrow. As we know, the death of a child is a tragedy regardless of what, however she felt the want to discuss out.

Why doesn’t Kristof examine and write about Mia Farrow abusing her disabled children including 3 deaths now not together with ruining her daughter’s life via fabricating her sexual abuse. How can he ignore and condone what this ill lady has achieved?

— Realitybits (@Realitybits101) March 6, 2021 Source: Twitter

Mia tweets, “Few households are easiest, and any mother or father who has suffered the loss of a child is aware of that ache is cruel and ceaseless. However, some vicious rumors in response to untruths have gave the impression on-line relating to the lives of 3 of my children. To honor their reminiscence, their children, and each and every family that has handled the death of a kid, I am posting this message."

"My loved daughter Tam kicked the bucket at 17 from an unintended prescription overdose related to the agonizing migraines she suffered and her middle ailment," she wrote. 

"My daughter Lark was an extraordinary girl, a phenomenal daughter, sister, spouse, and mom to her personal children. She died at 35 from headaches of HIV / AIDS, which she reduced in size from a prior spouse. Despite her sickness, she lived a fruitful and loving existence with her children and longtime spouse," she continued. "She succumbed to her illness and died suddenly in the medical institution on Christmas, in her partner's palms."

She explained of her son, "My brave son Thaddeus was once 29 and fortunately living together with his partner; we had been all expecting a marriage, but if the relationship abruptly ended, he took his own existence.”

Regarding my children pic.twitter.com/ApiSeBFx9C

— Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) April 1, 2021 Source: Twitter

Mia Farrow’s adopted son, Moses, has a unique story in relation to her children’s deaths.

In 2018, Moses, one of Mia’s adopted children, posted to his weblog in enhance of Woody Allen, sharing his account of growing up with Mia and Woody as parents. Moses claims that Mia was once bodily abusive to her adopted children, himself included, and writes about the deaths of his siblings.

It's like not anything that those who had been estranged from Mia Farrow says issues. Even although their abuse is rather relevant to this story at large. The deaths of the ones children topic. #AllenVFarrow

— Erik Killmonger (@KillmongerU) March 22, 2021 Source: Twitter

He writes that Tam had struggled with depression, but that Mia wrote it off as “moody.” He then recounts: “One afternoon in 2000, after one final fight with Mia, which ended with my mom leaving the space, Tam committed suicide by way of overdosing on pills."

"My mom would inform others that the drug overdose was unintentional, announcing that Tam, who was once blind, didn’t know which capsules she was once taking," he continued. "But Tam had each an ironclad reminiscence and sense of spatial popularity. And, of route, blindness didn’t impair her skill to count."

Moses goes on to insist that his brother, Thaddeus, would have corroborated this but has since “committed suicide by shooting himself in his car, less than 10 minutes from my mother’s house.” 

He then describes his sister Lark’s death as due to going down a “path of self-destruction” and addiction, stating she died from AIDS-related illnesses in poverty, a very different story from what Mia shared.

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The eerie part of Moses’ blog post is near the end, when he addresses his mom, saying, “I’m guessing your next step will be to launch a campaign to discredit me for speaking out. I know it comes with the territory. And it’s a burden I am willing to bear.” Not only did she discredit Moses, but the documentary features nine of Mia’s children, several of which are adopted, speaking in support of Mia Farrow.

It seems impossible to know the full truth. What we do know for sure is that the deaths of Mia’s children are tragic, but the omission of them from the documentary does not make anyone any more or less innocent.

Allen v. Farrow is streaming now on HBO Max.

If you need support, The National Sexual Assault Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-656-4673. You will be connected with a trained staff member in your area. Or visit RAINN.org to chat online with a support specialist at any time.

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

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