In 2011, Arnold Schwarzenegger made a shocking revelation that sent shockwaves around the world.
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Behind his then-wife Maria Shriver’s back, the renowned actor, now 75 years old, disclosed that he had fathered a secret child.
The affair took place with their housekeeper, Mildred Baena, and resulted in the birth of their son, Joe Baena, who is now 25 years old, born in 1997.
Joseph has captivated the world not only with his strong resemblance to his father but also with his shared passion for bodybuilding.
Following in his iconic father’s footsteps, he has taken up a career in the film industry while successfully juggling a solid profession as a real estate agent.
Joseph’s remarkable achievements and notable talents have further added to his family’s story, capturing the attention of many around the globe.
According to the Mail Online, Baena has sculpted his muscular torso with weightlifting sessions, rugby matches, and swimming.
Joseph’s relationship with his dad appears to be flourishing and he said that he is “starting to catch up” to his father lifting weights and added that he is the “best training partner” in the gym.
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Jonny Wilkinson Names the Best Player He’s Ever Played With – No Hesitation Needed
England legend Jonny Wilkinson has played alongside some of rugby’s greatest icons, representing England, the British & Irish Lions, Newcastle Falcons, and Toulon.
JONNY WILKINSON’S DREAM TEAM
FRONT-ROW
1. Jason Leonard (England) – A World Cup winner in 2003 and England’s most-capped player at the time of his retirement, Leonard was a dominant loosehead prop known for his scrummaging power and leadership. Wilkinson described him as “an inspiration who brought energy to every game.”
2. Keith Wood (Ireland) – The former Ireland captain and 2001 World Rugby Player of the Year was a dynamic hooker who excelled in open play. “A relentless warrior who dominated the set-piece and open play,” said Wilkinson.
3. Craig Dowd (New Zealand) – A key part of the All Blacks’ forward pack in the 1990s, Dowd was a rock in the scrum. Wilkinson noted, “A quiet enforcer—you just don’t mess with him.”
SECOND-ROW
4. Bakkies Botha (South Africa) – A three-time Super Rugby champion and 2007 World Cup winner, Botha was one of the most feared locks in world rugby. “Fierce but down-to-earth—exactly what a team needs,” Wilkinson said.
5. Martin Johnson (England) – England’s 2003 World Cup-winning captain and a British & Irish Lions legend, Johnson was a commanding presence in the second row. “A natural leader and my captain,” said Wilkinson.
