Meg Ryan Defends Son's Career Against 'Nepo Baby' Criticisms

Actress praises Jack Quaid's talent and sensitivity to privilege, while also expressing pride in daughter Daisy's college journey.

Meg Ryan defends her son, Jack Quaid, against criticisms of being a 'nepo baby', a term used to describe individuals who are believed to benefit from their parents' fame or status.
Ryan praises her son's talent and work ethic, dismissing the 'nepo baby' label as dismissive of his efforts and sensitivity to his privilege.
Jack Quaid, who has appeared in projects such as 'Hunger Games', 'The Boys', and 'Oppenheimer', has stated that his parents have been supportive but hands-off in his acting career.
Ryan also shares her pride in her daughter, Daisy, who is currently pursuing her interests in fashion design at Smith College.
Ryan, who adopted Daisy from China in 2006, says her relationship with her daughter has convinced her of 'magic' and that they were 'destined' to be together.