In his angry New York Times piece from Friday in which he vehemently denied sexually abusing his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, more than 20 years-ago, Woody Allen also took the chance to address the parentage of Ronan Farrow. Last fall, Mia Farrow set tongues wagging across Hollywood when she hinted in a Vanity Fair article it was 'possible' Ronan was in fact the son of singer Frank Sinatra and not Allen. In his Times piece, Allen seems willing to accept that Ronan is not his son - and then uses this possibility as a way to attack Mia Farrow's fidelity towards him during their relationship, to accuse her of lying under oath if this is true and of subsequently taking child support from him fraudulently.
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Woody Allen made his first public comments on the speculation that MSNBC host Ronan Farrow is not his son - but Frank Sinatra's
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Oscar winner Allen, 78, made it clear he agrees it is possible that Sinatra is Farrow's father
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Allen said that if that is the case then Mia Farrow lied under oath that Ronan was his child
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And also that she fraudulently took child support money from him
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The film-maker wrote a letter published in the New York Times on Friday denying that he ever abused Dylan Farrow in 1992
Public spat: @placeholder with his mother Mia Farrow - (left) has become known as a child genius who at the age of only 26 will now host his own MSNBC show on current affairs
Farrow's family, including her mother and stepbrother @placeholder, have been unwavering in their support of her.