Owen Wilson walked out on his pregnant girlfriend, changed his phone number, and that was the last time they spoke.
The mother of Wilson’s child and his ex-girlfriend is Varunie Vongsvirates. The two dated casually for five years but were first spotted out together in 2014.
Varunie revealed that the actor is not involved in her daughter’s life. Lyla is three years old.
Speaking to “Esquire” earlier this year, the actor discussed raising his two sons — but made no mention of Lyla, who he has never met despite allegedly paying $25,000 a month in child support.
OMG! This little angel is the cutest thing! This is so sad shame on Wilson!
Vongsvirates filed a paternity petition in May 2018, five months before baby Lyla Aranya Wilson was born.
After a DNA test, Wilson insisted upon revealed he IS Lyla’s father, the pair’s lawyers agreed to a $25,000 monthly payment, in addition to a one-off payment of $70,000 to cover a night nurse, labor coach, and Varunie’s legal fees. On top of that, Wilson agreed to add his daughter to his Screen Actors Guild medical insurance.
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According to Radar Online after learning about the pregnancy, Owen, 51 changed his phone number and went MIA (Missing In Action). He pays $300K a year in child support. He doesn’t want anything to do with the mother and daughter and hasn’t spoken to the ‘baby momma’ either!
An insider told “When Varunie told Owen she was pregnant, he was not happy about it, and that was the last time they ever spoke… He changed his phone number. He’s never met his daughter and then he gave no heads up that he was changing his number.”
Wilson regularly sees his other two children: 7-year-old Ford, whom he had with ex Jade Duell, and 4-year-old Finn with trainer Caroline Lindqvist.
The source went on to say that Varunie dropped everything to become a full-time, single mom (which is a lifestyle she can now afford, thankfully!), adding that Owen would be a great Dad to his third daughter but that’s not going to be the case. He specifically wants zero visitation rights.
