Robert de Niro has shared her “love and support” for daughter Aerine, which has emerged as transgender.
Oscar winning star The Godfather Part II And raging Bull Aerran shared a statement after opening about his infection in a new interview.
Aerine, who started the hormone replacement therapy (HRT) last November, said that Trans women saw “honest and open” online. She realized that it was not “too late” for her.
HRT is an important part of the transition process for many trans people and involves the administration of hormones to align the physical characteristics of a person with its gender identity.
“I loved and supported Aaron as my son, and now I love and support Aeran as my daughter,” Dero told deadline In response.
He said: “I don’t know what is the big deal. I love all my children.”
81-year-old D. Niro welcomed Aarine and his twin brother Julian in 1995 along with his former-partner Towki Smith.
In a new interview with ThemAiran said that she wanted to publicly address her infection because she feels “not yet seen”.
She also revealed that, when she attends meetings with her father’s family, she often speaks how happy her father was when she was in a relationship with her mother.
It was of these conversations that Aerran should be considered in the same way as her mother.
“Is it just turning on the attraction or not putting on a mask, but in a way to be feminine who invites and welcoming,” he said.
Addressing her Hollywood actor father, Aran said she does not see herself as a Nepo child.
He said, “I was not brought to a side part in one of Dad’s films or had to go to business meetings or participate in the premiere,” he said. “My father was very big to find our own way. I want (success) to be on his ability.”
Earlier this week, at an event celebrating Francis Ford Copola, De Nero jokingly said that the director thanked him for not casting. Righteous As Sunny, the role played by James Cannes, as it freed her to carry out the young version of the brando’s character in the 1978 sequel.
Star, who went to win the Oscar for the best supportive actor for his role, described it as “the best work ever found”.
