Crocodile Dundee Star Paul Hogan Speaks Out on Troubled Son Chance: ‘A Terrible Person?’

Australian comedy legend Paul Hogan opens up about his son Chance during an interview promoting a new version of "Crocodile Dundee." At 85, Hogan expresses a desire to return to Australia but remains in the U.S. for his 27-year-old son, grappling with troubling behavior. Hogan described Chance as "alright" amid media speculation, asserting that perception often exaggerates his son’s struggles. He acknowledged Chance’s recent concerning Instagram videos, in which he appeared intoxicated, but maintained there’s nothing to fear, suggesting some antics are intentional for public attention. As Hogan navigates his dual roles as a father and entertainer, he reflects on detours of fame and family life.

FAQ

What recent challenges has Paul Hogan’s son Chance faced?
Chance Hogan has drawn concern due to erratic behavior, including troubling videos shared on social media where he appeared intoxicated.

Why does Paul Hogan choose to stay in the U.S.?
Hogan stays in the U.S. primarily for business reasons and to support Chance, who has been living with him in Los Angeles since 2014.

How does Paul Hogan view the media’s portrayal of his son?
Hogan believes that the media often exaggerates Chance’s struggles, asserting that much of it is "made up" and that some of Chance’s behavior is intended to attract attention.

Where does Paul Hogan hope to relocate?
Although Hogan has expressed a strong desire to return to Australia, he remains in the U.S. for now due to his son’s needs.

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