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.

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."

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.

The Best Schwarzenegger Movies You’ve Never Seen

Utter the phrase “I’ll be back” to anyone, and the person will instantly know you’re quoting Arnold Schwarzenegger in any number of movies. Arguably the most famous California governor in history (only one jelly-bean-loving former president can compete for the title), Schwarzengger’s movies and catchphrases are the stuff of legend. But what about the movies (and roles) you haven’t heard about? Let’s check out the five best that you haven’t seen (and five honorable mentions).

1. Raw Deal (1986)
One might say this film got a raw deal. (Har.) Coming between the double punch of Commando (1985) and Predator (1987), this flick casts Arnold as a small-town sheriff seeking revenge. If the idea of the Governator slaughtering hundreds of mobsters in a gravel pit to the tune of the Rolling Stones’ “Satisfaction” doesn’t sell you on seeing this, you’re not a true fan.

2. Red Sonja (1985)
Most Arnold fans rightly adore Conan the Barbarian (1982) and Conan the Destroyer (1984), but they’ve forgotten about his appearance in another Robert E. Howard adaptation, Red Sonja. In it, Arnold plays a sword-wielding barbarian (not unlike Conan) named Lord Kalidor who travels across a barren wasteland fighting evil.


3. The Villain (1979)
One of Schwarzenegger’s earliest appearances on film was in this 1979 comedy as Handsome Stranger. Appearing opposite Ann-Margaret and Kirk Douglas, Arnold had his first brush with true stardom, though the movie itself was a flop. Fun fact: The rest stop in Terminator 2 is named after Kirk Douglas’ character, Cactus Jack.

4. Stay Hungry (1976)
The first truly good movie Arnold starred in. Schwarzenegger plays against type here as Joe Santo, an Austrian bodybuilder trying to win the Mr. Universe contest. It’s surprising that this movie preceded Pumping Iron by one year, as the fictional account and documentary account are basically the same. For Stay Hungry, he received a Best Newcomer Golden Globe.

5. Hercules in New York (1970)
Though he was cast under his stage name at the time, Arnold Strong, this is Schwarzenegger’s first scripted role. Don’t expect a revelatory performance; this is a movie to be filed under “So bad, it’s good.” But through the mess, Arnie shines.

Honorable Mentions:

1. Cars (2006) – Other than in his face-mapping role in this summer’s Terminator Salvation, this is the most animated Arnie has ever been. Appropriately, he plays the voice of a yellow Hummer in California’s capital.

2. Around the World in 80 Days (2004) – Most viewers skipped Jackie Chan’s family-friendly Around the World, and thus missed Arnold’s fierce turn as the Turkish prince Hapi.

3. The Rundown (2003) – In a “passing the torch” moment in Peter Berg’s action-comedy, Schwarzenegger spies Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as the former wrestler enters a club, and tells him to “have fun.”

4. Red Heat (1988) – Released the same year as Twins, this other Arnie comedy casts the muscle man as a tough Soviet cop opposite James Belushi’s wacky Chicago one.

5. Pumping Iron (1977) – Most people know that this documentary introduced Arnold to the world-at-large, but few have actually seen it. Also featuring a pre-Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno. This is an essential piece of Arnold-movie history.