London: Actress Jane Seymour has accused Arnold Schwarzenegger of fathering two more illegitimate children that he has kept secret from the world.
Her astonishing allegations come after the former Californian governor’s marriage to Maria Shriver collapsed when it was revealed that he had a son, Joseph, following an affair with his housekeeper Mildred Baena 14 years ago.
Seymour lives in the same Malibu circles where Schwarzenegger and his wife put up before their separation.
“I was not remotely surprised by their separation,” the Daily Mail quoted the 1973 Bond girl as telling the CNN.
“He was obviously jumping the gun before everyone else told the world the news. And from what I gather there will be lots of information coming people’s way.
“I heard about two more children. I met someone who knows him well,” the 60-year-old actress said,
Meanwhile, America’s NBC channel has also reported that at least one other woman has approached Schwarzenegger’s lawyers demanding a DNA test claiming he is the father of her 8-year-old child.
ANI
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