\nMeet Mia Farrow\u2019s 14 Children, 3 of Whom She Tragically Lost\n
One of Mia Farrow’s children entered college at just 11 years old, while another, despite being paraplegic, pursued a career in law enforcement. One overcame severe malnutrition as a baby and built a life of her own. As a mother of 14, Farrow has witnessed incredible triumphs but also endured heartbreaking loss.\n
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Mia Farrow’s life has been shaped by a successful career in Hollywood and motherhood, but it is the latter that has defined her most. As a mother of 14, she built a large family, blending biological and adopted children from different backgrounds. However, her story is not without heartbreak.\n
The “Crimes and Misdemeanors” actress has endured the devastating loss of three of her children, each under different and tragic circumstances. Despite these painful losses, she continues to honor their memory while remaining dedicated to the children who still stand by her side.\n
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Mia Farrow’s Early Family Life\n
Long before she became a mother, Mia was already familiar with the spotlight. Born in 1945 to director John Farrow and actress Maureen O’Sullivan, she grew up surrounded by Hollywood’s biggest names.\n
She launched her own acting career in the 1960s, gaining fame with “Peyton Place” before cementing her status as a star with “Rosemary’s Baby.” And while her career thrived, her personal life also evolved.\n
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Mia’s first marriage was to legendary singer Frank Sinatra in 1966, but their union ended in divorce just two years later. She later married German-American composer and conductor Andr\u00e9 Previn, with whom she started a family.\n
During their marriage, which lasted from 1970 to 1979, they welcomed three biological sons: Matthew, Sascha, and Fletcher. They also adopted three daughters, Lark, Daisy, and Soon-Yi. This marked the beginning of Mia’s lifelong commitment to raising a large and diverse family.\n
Matthew and Sascha Previn: The Private Twins\n
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