Colin Farrell shares ‘tricky’ decision to put son into long-term care
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Colin Farrell begins search for long-term care facility for son
- Actor Colin Farrell and his ex-partner, Kim Bordenave, have made the “tricky” decision to place their 21-year-old son, James, who has Angelman syndrome, into long-term care.
- Angelman syndrome is a rare disorder that affects the nervous system and causes developmental delays among other issues.
- Farrell expressed concerns about James's future care if something were to happen to him and Bordenave.
- They are actively searching for a suitable facility where James can thrive and maintain connections with his family.
- Farrell has previously advocated for individuals with intellectual disabilities, even launching a foundation in James's honour.