Overview
- James Farrell, 21, has Angelman syndrome, a rare genetic disorder causing developmental delays and neurological challenges.
- Colin Farrell and his ex-partner, Kim Bordenave, are actively exploring residential care options to secure James's future well-being.
- The parents aim to find a facility where James can lead a fulfilling and connected life, with opportunities for visits and outings.
- The decision stems from concerns about James becoming a ward of the state if both parents are incapacitated.
- Farrell’s advocacy for intellectual disabilities includes the Colin Farrell Foundation, launched in 2024 to address gaps in adult care and community integration.