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Colin on a mission for disabled son...
Irish Daily Star
|April 19, 2025
COLIN Farrell has said he is seeking a long-term care solution for his son to ensure he has a place, where he can have a "full and happy life" he feels connected to.
The Phone Booth star's offspring James, 21, has Angelman syndrome, which is a complex condition that affects his mobility.
Last year he announced the establishment of The Colin Farrell Foundation to assist people with complex needs.
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