Selma Blair shared that her 14-year-old son, Arthur, is a key source of support and care as she continues too navigate multiple sclerosis (MS). The actress revealed arthur ”takes great care” of her, providing a sense of purpose and inspiring her to live life to the fullest despite her health challenges.
Blair, who went public with her MS diagnosis in 2018, has often spoken about the impact her illness has had on her life and her relationship with Arthur. She explained that her disease isn’t a tragedy, but motivates her to live as an example for both herself and her son. Arthur is openly proud of his mother’s bravery and resilience,and their bond has deepened as they navigate these challenges together.
The teenager has expressed his admiration for Blair’s kindness and generosity,playfully noting she also provides him with points for the video game Call of Duty.Despite being 14, Blair has described Arthur as mature for his age, stating he acts “like he’s 17” and requires her watchful attention.
“this is it. The only life we get,” Blair said, emphasizing her commitment to living a full and meaningful life. She added that Arthur gives her a reason to continue forward, regardless of her illness.