Mia Farrow details the deaths of three of her 14 children

Actor Mia Farrow, recently featured for HBO’s limited series “Allen v.” Farrow, ”posted a statement on social media Wednesday night regarding the death of three of his 14 children since 2000.

Farrow, 76, said she was responding to “vicious rumors” that circulated online amid the buzz surrounding the documentary, which does not address the deaths. Rather, it focuses on allegations that Woody Allen, then Farrow’s partner, assaulted daughter Dylan Farrow.

“Few families are perfect, and any parent who has suffered the loss of a child knows the pain is merciless and relentless,” the actor wrote of “Hannah and Her Sisters.” “However, vicious rumors based on untruth have surfaced online regarding the lives of three of my children. To honor their memory, their children and all the families who have had to deal with the death of a child, I am posting this message.

The Golden Globe winner, who was previously married to Frank Sinatra and André Previn and has four biological children and 10 adopted children, lost daughter Tam Farrow in 2000, daughter Lark Previn in 2008 and son Thaddeus Farrow in 2016.

Farrow gave the following details: Tam died of an “accidental prescription overdose” related to her migraines and heart disease. Lark died “suddenly from complications of HIV / AIDS, which she had contracted from a previous partner”, succumbing to her illness in a hospital. Thaddeus “committed suicide” after the end of a relationship that seemed more related to marriage.

“These are indescribable tragedies,” she wrote. “Any other speculation about their deaths aims to dishonor their lives and that of their children and loved ones.”

Strange son Moses Farrow, who has supported Woody Allen in the ongoing battle between his mother and the director, told a slightly different story in a 2018 blog post where he contradicts his mother’s claim that OD de Tam was accidental – he says Mia said Tam, who was blind, “didn’t know what pills she was taking” – and noted that Lark was “in poverty” when she died.

Allen, who in the 1990s co-adopted Moses Farrow and Dylan Farrow, had no parental ties to the three deceased Farrow children.

“I am grateful to be the mother of fourteen children who have blessed me with sixteen grandchildren. Although we have known grief, our lives today are full of love and joy, ”Mia Farrow wrote on Wednesday. “Everyone has their own battle to fight; their own gnawing sorrows.