Hugh Grant calls the “scary” airport officer for an “intrusive” meeting with his children in Heathrow

Hugh Grant was not impressed by his latest airport experience.

Friday, April 4, the actor, 64, called an immigration officer at Heathrow’s airport in London for having allegedly acted “intrusive, insulting and scary” during a meeting with his children.

By writing in an article on X, Grant said that immigration agents from London airport asked his children if he and his wife Anna Eberstein were their parents.

“I just went through Heathrow with a woman and children,” read the post. “We all have the same last name (grant) on our passports. The immigration officer engages my children in the cat who whispers and whisper from them ”. Is it your mom and dad? .

While Grant shares the girl Tabitha Xiao, 13, her son Felix Chang, 11, with actress Tinglan Hong, he is also a father of the son John Mungo, 12, and girls Lulu Danger, 9, and Blue, 6, with Eberstein, 46.

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A spokesperson for Heathrow airport has confirmed to people that border power officers are employed by the home office and not the airport.

People contacted the Ministry of the Interior to comment.

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“If you travel with a child (under 18) and you are not the child’s parent, or may not be the parent (for example, if you have a different family name), we can ask you a few questions to establish your relationship with the child,” said an article on the British government’s website. “We will always do it as quickly as possible and in a sensitive way to the interests of the child and the adult involved.”

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In November, Grant spoke of having children later in life.

“I had them far too old in life, you know, I started when I was 52 years old,” he said on the Intelligence podcast. “Now, I am 64, you know, and the youngest is 6 years old, and I need a long passage in a sanatorium or an abbey.”

He also became emotional by talking about his children The Kelly Clarkson Show Earlier this month.

“I mean there is a lot to fear because I’m old and it’s noisy and it’s unbearable and I hide a little in the toilet,” he joked.

To tear himself down, he continued: “I mean, I come home this evening and, let’s face it, the little where they jump in your arms-my 6 year old child calls him his” cuddly of Chimpanzee “. I like that … I was crying.”

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