Mia and André welcomed their first children, twin boys Matthew and Sascha, in 1970. Unlike their mother, who spent much of her life in the public eye, both chose to lead private lives and focus on professional careers outside Hollywood.
Matthew pursued law, earning degrees from Yale and Georgetown Law, and later worked as a partner at a Park Avenue law firm in New York. As of 2013, Matthew was a father of two and was married to fellow attorney Tarnisha Graves.
Sascha initially worked in finance as an accountant before becoming a high school teacher. A 2013 report mentioned that he was a stay-at-home father while his wife, a pediatric cardiologist, continued her medical career. However, their current personal and professional lives have not been publicly updated in recent years.
Fletcher Previn: A Leader in the Corporate World
Mia and André’s youngest biological son, Fletcher Previn, was born in 1974. Like his older brothers, he chose to build a career outside of Hollywood, establishing himself in the corporate world. As of 2024, Fletcher serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Cisco and is also a board director at Taylor Morrison.
In earlier years, he worked as an executive assistant at IBM, gradually climbing the ranks in the tech industry. His personal life has remained largely private, though past reports mention that he is married to a graphic designer. Though Fletcher was able to build a career, not all of his siblings had the same opportunities.
Lark Previn – A Life Cut Short
In 1973, Mia and André adopted Lark Song Previn from Vietnam. She arrived in the U.S. as an infant, having suffered from severe malnutrition. Lark went on to build a life of her own and became a mother of two.
However, tragedy struck in 2008 when she passed away at the age of 35 due to complications from HIV/AIDS, which she had contracted from a previous partner. According to her mother, she lived a fruitful and loving life with her children and longtime partner before her sudden passing.
Despite her struggles, Lark’s family remembers her as an extraordinary woman, a wonderful daughter, sister, partner, and mother. Her untimely death left a lasting impact on her family.
Daisy Previn: A Life of Stability
Three years after adopting Lark, Mia and André expanded their family again, adopting Summer “Daisy” Song Previn from Vietnam in 1976. Like her sister, Daisy also suffered from severe malnutrition as a baby but grew up in a stable home environment.
After appearing in the 1986 film, “Hannah and Her Sisters,” Daisy chose to lead a private life away from public attention. As per past reports, she worked as a construction manager in Brooklyn and was married to a musician. She also has a son from a previous marriage.
Though Daisy has kept her personal life out of the spotlight, she remains one of the many children Mia raised with love and care. Meanwhile, their younger sister took a very different path — one that led to a permanent estrangement from the family.
Soon-Yi Previn: The Estranged Daughter
Among Mia and André’s adopted children is Soon-Yi Previn, who arrived from Korea in 1977 at approximately seven years old. Reports indicate that before her adoption, she had been abandoned by her birth mother, who was a prostitute, and had suffered abuse.
As she grew older, Soon-Yi’s path diverged sharply from the rest of the family. In the early 1990s, Soon-Yi became involved with Woody Allen, who was in a long-term relationship with Mia at the time.
Their controversial relationship led to a permanent estrangement between Soon-Yi and the rest of the Farrow family. Her adoptive father, André, reportedly distanced himself as well, once stating, “She does not exist.”
Soon-Yi and Allen eventually married and adopted two daughters. She has kept a low profile over the years and remains completely disconnected from her former family. Meanwhile, another of Mia’s adopted children also became estranged, though for very different reasons.
Moses Amadeus Farrow: The Family Therapist
In 1980, Mia adopted Moses Amadeus Farrow from Korea when he was two years old. He was born with cerebral palsy, a condition that affected his mobility. As an adult, he pursued a career in mental health and became a family therapist.
He also developed a passion for photography. Unlike most of his siblings, Moses has publicly distanced himself from Mia, questioning her parenting and siding with Woody amid longstanding allegations within the family.
Reports indicate that he is separated from his wife and two children. While Moses remains estranged from his mother and most of his siblings, his younger sister has remained close to the Farrows.
Dylan Farrow: Actress and Advocate
Mia adopted Dylan Farrow from Texas in 1985. Like some of her siblings, she was introduced to the entertainment industry at a young age. As a child, she appeared in the 1990 film “Alice”, directed by Woody.
As an adult, Dylan chose to step away from acting but remained in the public eye due to long-standing allegations against Allen, which she has spoken about in interviews and the documentary, “Allen v. Farrow.”
She has also built a personal life of her own. As per past reports, she is married to Dana Silver, and they have one child together. Meanwhile, her younger brother has made a name for himself in investigative journalism, exposing some of Hollywood’s biggest scandals.
Ronan Farrow: The Investigative Journalist
During their relationship, Mia and Woody welcomed their only biological child, Ronan Farrow, in 1987. From an early age, he displayed remarkable intelligence, starting college at just 11 years old and later attending law school at 15.
His early career included working as a UNICEF spokesperson for youth and serving in the U.S. government, where he focused on diplomacy and international affairs. In recent years, Ronan has become best known for his work as an investigative journalist.
His reporting on sexual misconduct in Hollywood, particularly his exposé on Harvey Weinstein, won him a Pulitzer Prize and played a key role in the #MeToo movement. He detailed his experiences in the book “Catch and Kill,” which became a bestseller.
Ronan has remained close to his mother and continues his work in journalism, while his younger brother, who is one of Mia’s adopted children, pursued a different path.
Isaiah Justus Farrow: Finding His Path
Mia adopted Isaiah Justus Farrow in 1992. He was born to a mother struggling with addiction and was welcomed into Mia’s growing family as an infant. Unlike some of his siblings who pursued public careers, Isaiah has largely stayed out of the spotlight.
As of a 2013 report, Isaiah was a senior at the University of Connecticut, but there have been no widely available updates on his professional or personal life in recent years. Isaiah was not the only child Mia adopted that year.
Tam Farrow: Gone Too Soon
The same year Mia adopted Isaiah, she also adopted Tam Farrow. She was born blind and had a preexisting heart condition that required medical attention throughout her life.
In 2000, Tam passed away at the age of 17. Mia later revealed that her death was caused by an accidental prescription overdose related to the agonizing migraines she suffered, which were linked to her heart condition.
It has been 25 years since her passing. Tam was the first of Mia’s children to pass away, followed years later by Lark, then Thaddeus.
