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Ryan O’Neal Blames Himself for Kids’ Problems

Ryan O'NealRyan O'Neal blames himself for his children's problems.

The 71-year-old actor - who is suffering from prostate cancer - admits he has had his own share of difficulties and feels very "guilty" that three of his four kids have ended up in rehab or prison.

Eldest son Griffin, 47, is currently two months into a 16-month sentence for driving under the influence (DUI), while daughter Tatum recently left rehab after suffering a "cocaine relapse." The pair's half-brother Redmond - whose mother was late actress Farrah Fawcett - is currently seeking court-ordered treatment for heroin addiction.

"Look, I don't give myself a break. I had four children. Only sportscaster Patrick's OK. Griffin's in prison. Redmond, who feels terrible guilt, is in rehab. Tatum, rehab. I had my own problems. Is all this my fault? I guess, yes. When his mother was dying I paid sheriffs $800 overtime to bring Redmond in chains. I keep all her mementoes in a safe to give him someday," he said.

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Redmond O’Neal: “I Want to Stay Clean”

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Movies, Drugs, Legal Issues,

Redmond O'Neal‘s son is said to be making good progress in his treatment for drug addiction.

Redmond O’Neal - son of late actress Farrah and her long-term partner - was praised by judge Michael Tynan yesterday for his efforts to get clean.

The judge told Redmond, “I told you to turn it around, and it looks like you did.”

The 24-year-old actor replied, “I have been doing treatment for a while your honor. I want to do something different. I want to stay clean.”

Redmond - who has a history of drug problems and was arrested in September 2008 along with his father after authorities found methamphetamine at the actor’s Malibu home during a probation check on Redmond. The aspiring actor was then arrested in April this year for taking drugs into jail. He was bailed but then later jailed on separate charges. While in prison he was unable to comfort his dying mother, although he was allowed out to visit her once shortly before she passed away from cancer in June.

In accordance with his sentence he is presently in a residential treatment facility in Pasadena, California. Farrah left the bulk of her estate, $4.5 million, to Redmond.


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