Arnold Schwarzenegger 'wants second chance'

Arnold Schwarzenegger has reportedly begged estranged wife Maria Shriver for "one last chance" to save their marriage.

The pair separated earlier this month after 25 years of marriage following the revelation that Schwarzenegger had fathered a secret love child with a former family housekeeper.

However, unauthorized Schwarzenegger biographer Ian Halperin claimed that the former California governor is desperate to reunite with his wife and avoid a divorce.

"He's actually shed tears. He knows he's done wrong, and he's begging on his knees for forgiveness and one last chance," Halperin told Extra "Arnold has been making calls to Maria repeatedly, asking her for one more chance."

He went on to say that Shriver has not been responsive to the pleas, adding: "Maria wants no part of it."

It was recently reported that Shriver plans to file for divorce from Schwarzenegger in the upcoming days.

Schwarzenegger has put his film career on hold following the scandal.

Arnie's divorce could cost him GBP 155m record payout!

It has emerged that if Arnold Schwarzenegger's estranged wife Maria Shriver goes ahead with divorcing him in light of the recent scandal, she could land 155million pounds as divorce payout, making it the biggest settlement in showbiz history.

The mum of four is tipped to file for divorce in days.

Hollywood action hero Schwarzenegger, 63, has a vast property portfolio including an entire shopping mall, plus shares in Coca-Cola and Starbucks - and an 8million pound LA home.

'The Terminator' star's wealth has been estimated at 310million pounds and Shriver , 55, could be entitled to half.

It would dwarf the 100million pounds basketball star Michael Jordan paid ex Juanita Vanoy in 2007 - the current celebrity record. And it is more than twice the 65million pounds Tiger Woods is said to have given Elin Nordegren in their split.

Maria has hired a private eye to probe Schwarzenegger's finances.

"She'll get every last penny she is entitled to," the Sun quoted a source as saying.

"Arnold is an extremely rich man - no one is quite sure how rich but Maria's team will find out. He seems to have invested wisely and could be worth 500million dollars," the source added.

The couple split after 25 years when Schwarzenegger admitted fathering a boy, now 13, with a housekeeper.

Schwarzenegger has another love child

Arnold Schwarzenegger seems to be bracing for more sex cheat claims as another woman has claimed she had his secret love child.

The actor has admitted his marriage collapsed because he had a baby with a housekeeper 14 years ago but hid the truth from his wife Maria Shriver.

And sources close to the action movie hero said the Shriver is horrified by the possibility of more women coming forward.

It has been reported that one woman has contacted a lawyer claiming Schwarzenegger is the father of her daughter and has asked for a DNA test to prove paternity.

She has claimed that she met the Terminator star at a club eight years ago and had a brief fling.

She has no evidence to prove the actor is the father.

"Arnie faces the possibility of more and more women claiming they had a relationship with him. It will be an increasingly tough time for both him and Maria,” the Mirror quoted a source as saying.

Schwarzenegger kids "banding together" for mother

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver's four children have reportedly "banded together" to support their mother in the wake of the former California's governor's announcement that he fathered a love child more than a decade ago.

Following Schwarzenegger's public admission of his infidelity earlier this week, an apparent family source told Us Weekly that 21-year-old Katherine, 19-year-old Christina, 17-year-old Patrick and 13-year-old Christopher are focused on helping Shriver through this troubling time.

"The kids are all banding together to support their mum right now and they're doing their best to stay out of the spotlight," the insider claimed.

Eldest daughter Katherine, who expressed family unity on her official Twitter page this week, is thought to be particularly concerned for her mother's state of mind.

The source went on to say that all four kids feel "really betrayed and embarrassed that [Schwarzenegger's affair is] out in the open", adding: "Not for their dad's sake but for Maria."

It was reported today that a close friend of Shriver has claimed that Schwarzenegger "completely betrayed" his wife by "concealing" a secret affair for more than ten years.

Schwarzenegger and Shriver announced their separation one week before the Austrian admitted to carrying on an extramarital relationship with a household employee believed to be Mildred Patricia Baena.

How Maria Shriver forced Arnie to confess about love child

It has emerged that Arnold Schwarzenegger was forced to admit about the love child after his estranged wife Maria Shriver confronted his mistress over suspicions that she was secretly raising his love child.

The mother of four, 55, is said to have asked her family's housekeeper, Mildred Baena, 50, if her actor hubby fathered her son.
During the dramatic showdown, Baena broke down and confessed, according to RadarOnline.com.

Schwarzenegger only came clean about sordid affair after Shriver told him she knew the truth about his 13-year secret, insiders said.
"Maria has suspected this for a long time and she asked the housekeeper," the Daily Mail quoted a source as saying.
"The housekeeper admitted it.
"Maria then went to Arnold and he confessed," the source added.

Arnold Schwarzenegger reveals secret love child

Arnold Schwarzenegger has admitted that he fathered a child with a long-term member of his household staff.

The former governor of the state of California made the admission just a week after he and wife Maria Shriver announced their separation after 25 years of marriage. According to reports, Shriver decided to move out of their Brentwood mansion earlier this year after discovering the news.

"After leaving the governor's office I told my wife about this event, which occurred over a decade ago," Schwarzenegger told the Los Angeles Times in a statement.

"I understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. There are no excuses and I take full responsibility for the hurt I have caused. I have apologised to Maria, my children and my family. I am truly sorry."

He continued: "I ask that the media respect my wife and children through this extremely difficult time. While I deserve your attention and criticism, my family does not."

Representatives for Schwarzenegger and Shriver declined to make any further comments.

The child's mother is alleged to have worked for the family for 20 years before her retirement in January. Prior to his confirmation, the unidentified female had insisted that the father was another man. When informed of Schwarzenegger's decision to release the statement, she is said to have declined to comment.

Schwarzenegger has said that he and former wife Shriver, who have four children together, still "love each other very much".

Miley Cyrus 'dating Schwarzenegger's son'

Miley Cyrus is allegedly dating Arnold Schwarzenegger's son.

According to American tabloid National Enquirer, the 'Can't Be Tamed' singer first rang Patrick Schwarzenegger after asking her friend Selena Gomez for his number.

A source claimed that the pair have subsequently shared "several coffee dates" and that Cyrus is "looking to rope Patrick into a full-fledged romance".

However, Patrick's parents - former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger and journalist and author Maria Shriver - are rumoured to be dubious about the relationship, worrying that "Miley might lure Patrick into the Hollywood party scene".

Reports last month suggested that Cyrus was dating former boyfriend Liam Hemsworth again after she hinted that she was not single. Meanwhile, Patrick's parents released a statement earlier this week announcing that they are separating.

In contrast, Cyrus's own parents, Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus, have reconciled.

Schwarzenegger, Shriver part ways after 25 years

Actor and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver have confirmed their split after 25 years of marriage.

Shriver, who tied the knot with Schwarzenegger in 1986, moved out of their Brentwood, California home a few weeks ago, reports the Los Angeles Times.

However, the two will take care of their four children together and are working "on the future" of their relationship, reports contactmusic.com.

"This has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us. After a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision together. At this time, we are living apart while we work on the future of our relationship," they said in a joint statement.

"We are continuing to parent our four children together. They are the light and the center of both of our lives. We consider this a private matter and neither we nor any of our friends or family will have further comment. We ask for compassion and respect from the media and the public."

Osama Bin Laden death: Celebrity reactions

The death of Osama Bin Laden has prompted a huge reaction from the celebrity world this morning.

The Al-Qaeda leader's demise was announced this morning by US president Barack Obama, who confirmed that the terrorist was killed in a military operation in Pakistan.

Hollywood actor and former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger said: "I'm proud of our men and women in uniform. Wherever you are, take a minute to say thank you to one of the brave heroes who serve our country."

Meanwhile, 'Smile' singer Lily Allen joked: "I know that Osama Bin Laden is dead, but if we could all stop for a minute to consider today's REAL news I'd very much appreciate it... It is my birthday."

CNN newsman Piers Morgan stated: "Bin Laden dead. Wow... What a moment for Obama. What a moment for America. Magnificent address by the President. And magnificent operation. This is his finest hour."

Actress Christina Applegate wrote: "Let me try this one more time... my heart raced when I heard the news. the terror he caused us was epic.the lives lost, too many."

West Wing star Rob Lowe said: "Did we get Osama Bin Laden tonight?!! Is it true?!! #justice!!"

Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian also commented: "Wow!!! "@CNN: Congressional and administration officials tell CNN Osama bin Laden is dead. He was reportedly killed in Afghanistan."

Talkshow host Carson Daly tweeted: "Osama bin laden is dead. Thank God. Turn on your TV or radio."

I will be back on 'Terminator' series

Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is reportedly returning back to the "Terminator" franchise.

Deadline.com reports that the film doesn't even have a script or a director yet, but Schwarzenegger, who starred in three "Terminator" movies, will be back as a robot from the future.

The 63-year-old had stepped down as governor early this year after serving two terms as the head of the state.

Schwarzenegger is also developing an animated TV show and accompanying comic book series with Spider-Man creator Stan Lee, titled "The Governator".

Arnold Schwarzenegger in talks for 'True Lies' sequel

Actors Tom Arnold and Arnold Schwarzenegger are in talks to make a sequel of 1994 film "True Lies".

The former California Governor recently confirmed he's considering a number of sequels to his film classics and now Tom has revealed "True Lies" is among them, reports contactmusic.com.

"I have read a great 'True Lies 2' script, and I hope we are able to do it. Knock on wood. Arnold Schwarzenegger is excited. I am excited," said Arnold.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Wants to Act Again

It’s hardly been two months since Schwarzenegger ended his role as the Governor of California and he already wants to get back to acting. He announced the news via Twitter himself;

“Exciting news. My friends at CAA have been asking me for 7 years when they can take offers seriously. Gave them the green light today.”

He has given the green light to Creative Artists Agency, they are a leading Hollywood talent agency.

Schwarzenegger is now 63 years old and it’s fair to say that he is most famous for his role as the “Terminator”. The first Terminator film was released in 1984. His most recent role is a cameo in Sylvester Stallone’s action thriller “The Expendables”, as a mercenary leader.

His announcement puts the speculation as to whether he would upgrade to national political office or return to acting has been answered by the man himself.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Infuriated Richard Thompson!

British rocker and folk singer Richard Thompson was once highly intimidated by the star Arnold Schwarzenegger. The tough actor was known to be a very aggressive dad when he used to attend his son's soccer matches.

On the other hand, Thompson was the coach of Wolfgang Schwarzenegger's cocker team in Los Angeles. This aggressive nature of the senior Schwarzenegger used to infuriate the coach. But the musician turned coach used to feel himself very small in front of the big star and did not dare to scold him.

The Terminator star often used to come to watch his son's matches but he used to instruct his son shouting from the gallery. This used to offend the coach Thompson. But he did not gather the dare to ask him to stay quiet when the match is on.

Thompson said that it was easy to become a coach if you had a European accent of any description without any further qualification. The musician added that he thinks he was a real good coach. He informed that Wolfgang was in his team and was quite good in the game. But like many other parents, Arnold used to keep shouting instructions and that happened several times in German. Thompson said that he hated such parents and he used to tell them too but that never happened with Arnold.

Schwarzenegger: 'Politics costs millions'

Former Californian Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger recently admitted that his political career cost him millions of dollars.

Schwarzenegger has claimed that if he had continued his film career rather than entering politics, which involves numerous out-of-pocket expenses, then he would have much more money than he does now.

"In all it is probably more than $200 million," Schwarzenegger told Gossip Cop, when asked how much he had lost from serving as Governor. "I'm not sorry, it was more than worth it."

Schwarzenegger added that although he didn't regret his political career, he did feel that it had damaged his family life, and admitted that he hopes to repair it now his term in office has ended.

The actor's last film appearance was an uncredited cameo in Sylvester Stallone's 2010 film The Expendables.

I will be Back.....

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has now completed a seven-year term as the Governor of California, has hinted that he may return to acting.

The ''Terminator'' actor hinted he has a list of things he 'can do' but has not committed to anything completely.

"The list is a long list of things I can do, but nothing I can concentrate on until I am literally, totally out of office," Contactmusic quoted Schwarzenegger as telling Variety.

"For me the joy of life is not to know, and you get into it and you kind of figure it out. I love that. I don''t like safety nets. I am not a believer in that," he added.

After leaving his acting career for politics, the 63-year-old played cameos in two movies, ''The Expendables'' and ''Around the World in 80 Days''.