Selma Blair (L), son Arthur (R).Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty; Selma Blair/ Instagram
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty; Selma Blair/ Instagram
Selma Blairhas a sense of humor about raising a pre-teen.Speaking with PEOPLE atGlamour’s Women of the Year Awards on Tuesday, theLegally Blondeactress, 51, shared an update on what her son, 12-year-oldArthur Saint, thinks of her being honored.“I can’t remember. My son probably said, ‘Are you getting paid? Can I have money?’ " she laughs. “I imagine that’s like what he always says.““Oh, typical boy. Yeah, that’s why we celebrate females,” she jokes. “No, my son is perfectly 12. I’m sure he is proud.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Selma Blair poses at Glamour Women of the Year 2023.Dimitrios Kambouris/GettyBlaircelebrated her son’s 12th birthdayin July with a heartfelt tribute shared on Instagram. Alongside a collection of photos of the tween, whom she shares with ex Jason Bleick, she wrote, “My Saint, Arthur, happy birthday 🎂.““This has been the most incredible life with you. Forever my favorite, I know you are going to have the best year yet,” she continued.“I am so proud of who you are and have become. Usually 🦁. The most adorable little kid has grown into a 12 year old!!!! 🐣🦅. I love you and I like you. Massively. 💛 mom.“Arthur Saint Bleick and Selma Blair.Selma Blair/InstagramBlair opened up about her son’s involvement amid her battle with multiple sclerosis in her documentaryIntroducing, Selma Blair, which premiered last October. A scene from the documentary shows Arthur shaving his mom’s head prior to herlife-altering stem cell transplantin 2019.“It was to have him be a part of it, help him be in control of maybe like a first image of Mom looking different,” Blair toldEntertainment Tonightof letting Arthur perform the haircut. “That was pretty easy and a nice moment, and it makes me feel better knowing Arthur has a say — not a say, really, but is included.“Blair also noted that Arthur has already forgotten some of the moments featured in the documentary. “There is so much I realize he was really young he didn’t remember,” she added at the time.
Selma Blairhas a sense of humor about raising a pre-teen.
Speaking with PEOPLE atGlamour’s Women of the Year Awards on Tuesday, theLegally Blondeactress, 51, shared an update on what her son, 12-year-oldArthur Saint, thinks of her being honored.
“I can’t remember. My son probably said, ‘Are you getting paid? Can I have money?’ " she laughs. “I imagine that’s like what he always says.”
“Oh, typical boy. Yeah, that’s why we celebrate females,” she jokes. “No, my son is perfectly 12. I’m sure he is proud.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Selma Blair poses at Glamour Women of the Year 2023.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Blaircelebrated her son’s 12th birthdayin July with a heartfelt tribute shared on Instagram. Alongside a collection of photos of the tween, whom she shares with ex Jason Bleick, she wrote, “My Saint, Arthur, happy birthday 🎂.”
“This has been the most incredible life with you. Forever my favorite, I know you are going to have the best year yet,” she continued.
“I am so proud of who you are and have become. Usually 🦁. The most adorable little kid has grown into a 12 year old!!!! 🐣🦅. I love you and I like you. Massively. 💛 mom.”
Arthur Saint Bleick and Selma Blair.Selma Blair/Instagram
Selma Blair/Instagram
Blair opened up about her son’s involvement amid her battle with multiple sclerosis in her documentaryIntroducing, Selma Blair, which premiered last October. A scene from the documentary shows Arthur shaving his mom’s head prior to herlife-altering stem cell transplantin 2019.
“It was to have him be a part of it, help him be in control of maybe like a first image of Mom looking different,” Blair toldEntertainment Tonightof letting Arthur perform the haircut. “That was pretty easy and a nice moment, and it makes me feel better knowing Arthur has a say — not a say, really, but is included.”
Blair also noted that Arthur has already forgotten some of the moments featured in the documentary. “There is so much I realize he was really young he didn’t remember,” she added at the time.
source: people.com
