ARNOLD Schwarzenegger’s love child Joseph Baena appeared to skip his dad’s 73rd birthday bash.
The event was also attended by the actor’s ex-wife Maria Shriver, which could have been the reason why he skipped.
The Schwarzenegger children, plus Maria, came together to celebrate the Terminator's birthday as they celebrated with a small backyard bash.
Katherine, Christina, Patrick, Christopher, and Maria all posed with their arms around each other as they surrounded Arnold – a cake and two pies sitting on the table in front of him.
The children also shared celebratory posts on their Instagrams with Katherine – who is ready to pop at any moment – sharing some behind the scenes photos from his Terminator times, along with pictures of them on her wedding day.
"Happy birthday daddy!! I love you and can’t wait to celebrate you!," the expectant mother shared on Saturday.
Patrick then shared a pic – taken by Chris Pratt – of the family during his father's birthday bash, captioned: "I’m trying so hard to smile…. damn wisdom teeth SMH…Happy birthday pops! Love u."
Shockingly, Joseph, Arnold's love child with the housekeeper, seemingly skipped out on the party.
Despite not being present, he celebrated his famous father on social media with a throwback photo of the two hugging.
"Wishing the Happiest Birthday to my Dad! You are and will always be “Número Uno," the bodybuilder shared.
Arnold and Joseph have a very close relationship with the 22-year-old following in his father's footsteps and being a bodybuilder.
In 2011, Joseph was revealed to have been fathered by the bodybuilder-turned-Terminator star with household employee Mildred Patricia Baena.
The former Governor of California revealed he didn’t know the boy was his until he “started looking like me."
Following the news, Arnold – who has spent time building his relationship with his son over the years – split from former wife Maria.
He previously opened up on his love for his children, saying : “It’s wonderful to watch them grow up, wonderful to watch them be successful, to reflect on the early days when you were teaching them things, discipline or sports or things like that. We all have a really great relationship.”
Source: Read Full Article