Brendan Fraser's three sons Griffin, Holden, and Leland were a result of his nine-year marriage to fellow actor Afton Smith. Following Fraser and Smith's divorce in 2007, a shaky settlement ensued. Fraser originally had to pay $900,000 in child support under it, though he later argued his lack of work didn't justify the high amount. Thankfully, the actor has always remained close with his sons regardless, confirming with GQ that they hang out at his home "all the time."
Griffin was born in 2002 and is on the autism spectrum. Fraser bought his horse, Pecas, for Griffin, gushing that, "There's something good that happens between the two of them." Fraser shed light on Griffin's positivity during a chat with Interview magazine, sharing that Griffin is "the happiest person" and "the manifestation of love."
Holden, meanwhile, is two years younger than Griffin. While appearing on the "Sunday Sitdown with Willie Geist" podcast, Fraser noted that he was thrilled to visit Holden's college film studies class after he and his classmates watched "The Whale," and to do a Q&A with them too. Holden has also attended a screening of the movie alongside his father and Leland.
