Redmond O'Neal Busted Again

Farrah Fawcett's son jailed without bail

(AP) - The son of Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal is in jail in Southern California after police stopped him for a traffic violation and allegedly found heroin in his car. Redmond O'Neal was pulled over about 8:30am yesterday after an officer saw him fail to stop for a red light, Santa Monica police said. A search of his car uncovered the drug. O'Neal, who is on probation in a previous drug case, was jailed without bail. More»

(NEWSER) - Farrah Fawcett's incarcerated son, Redmond O'Neal, was allowed out of prison to say farewell to his dying mother, reports the New York Daily News. O'Neal, serving time on drug charges, was allowed to visit his mother at her home the evening a documentary about her battle with cancer, Farrah's Story, aired on NBC. Last Friday's program was viewed by 9 million people, a network annual record for the time slot. More»

Redmond nabbed at jail checkpoint as mom is in critical condition in LA hospital

(NEWSER) - As actress Farrah Fawcett lay in critical condition in a Los Angeles hospital yesterday, her 24-year-old son was busted for drugs at a jail where he was visiting a friend, authorities said. It was Redmond O'Neal's second drug bust in seven months, reports Entertainment Weekly. Police didn't say what drugs were found. His mom is in and out of consciousness in a late stage of cancer, friends say. Redmond as well as his dad, Ryan O'Neal, have been at her bedside. More»

'We were blind, crazy in love,' says ex–football player

(NEWSER) - One of Farrah Fawcett's first loves says he rekindled an 11-year affair with her but was kept from her death bed by Ryan O'Neal. "We were blind, crazy, in love," said former football player Greg Lott. "Farrah was my best friend and my inspiration. I never got to say goodbye. Ryan shut me out of her life." More»

Ryan got drug-addled son his own show

(NEWSER) - Redmond O’Neal, the troubled son of Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O’Neal, is going from jail to reality TV, sources tell In Touch. His show, which has yet to be picked up by a network, will follow Redmond’s struggle to get clean, “followed by a trainer and a bodyguard who will try to help him get a job and have a real life,” the source says. More»