Arnold Schwarzenegger’s family life has been under scrutiny for years, particularly when it comes to his children with Maria Shriver and his love child, Joseph Baena. A recent red-carpet appearance at the premiere of his new show, “FUBAR,” highlighted the apparent rift between his children from his marriage and his illegitimate son.
Joseph, a 25-year-old bodybuilder, was seen walking the red carpet alone, while his half-sisters, Katherine and Christina, posed with their father and brother-in-law, Chris Pratt. This sparked speculation about the nature of their relationships, with some fans expressing sympathy for Joseph and criticizing his half-siblings for allegedly snubbing him.
According to sources, Arnold’s children with Maria Shriver do not have a close relationship with Joseph, which is reportedly due to the circumstances surrounding his birth. Arnold’s affair with their former housekeeper, Mildred Baena, led to the end of his 25-year marriage to Maria Shriver.
Despite this, Arnold has maintained a close relationship with Joseph, who has grown up admiring his father and seeking to emulate him. The two often work out together and have been spotted at various events. Arnold has also been supportive of Joseph’s endeavors, including his acting career and appearance on “Dancing with the Stars.”
However, the dynamics between Joseph and his half-siblings remain complicated. While some sources suggest that they have no relationship whatsoever, others claim that Patrick and Christopher, Arnold’s sons with Maria Shriver, are closer to Joseph than their sisters.
The situation is further complicated by the fact that Joseph has grown up in the shadow of his father’s infidelity, which has led to feelings of guilt and shame. Despite this, he has expressed his love and admiration for Arnold, who has been a constant presence in his life.
As the Schwarzenegger family continues to navigate their complex relationships, one thing is clear: Arnold’s love and support for all of his children, regardless of the circumstances surrounding their births, remain unwavering.
