It's Tough On the Kid Trivia Quiz

Answer: Radio host

Ronald Prescott Reagan, known professionally as Ron Reagan, was born in 1958 and was the son of actor/president Ronald Reagan and his second wife, Nancy Davis Reagan. Ron did not share his father's political views, being more of a liberal. He found work as a journalist and radio host and as a political commentator.

Ron Reagan has given his political backing to Democratic Party nominees for the presidency.

Answer: American football

Joseph Paul DiMaggio Jr. was the son of Joltin' Joe DiMaggio and his first wife Dorothy Arnold. Joe Jr became estranged from his father and saw him rarely, although he was a pallbearer at the funeral. He was largely brought up by his mother and spent his high school years at a prep school in New Jersey, where he was the kicker on the football team. He quit Yale to join the Marine Corps and was seen wearing his uniform at the funeral of Marilyn Monroe, his father' second wife.

In civilian life, he ended up working with his dad, but this did not prove to be a success. After a car crash. Joe Jr was left seriously injured and drifted through several jobs thereafter. Following Joe Jr's death in 1999, a cousin, Marie Amato Goodman, whose son was a close friend, said Joe was simply unable to cope with his father's fame. "He had a brilliant mind. He lived in the shadow of his father and could not rise above that."

Answer: Calum Best

Calum Best was the son of Northern Ireland footballer George Best and English model Angie Best. Calum was born in California in 1981.

Calum Best did not as a youngster follow his father in donning football boots.

In 2017, when he was aged 35, it was reported that Calum Best had begun to play in casual five-a-side matches in London.

While appearing on the reality show "Celebrity Big Brother", Calum said his father had never tried to teach him how to play.

Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, George Best found fame playing for Manchester United in the early 1960s. He was arguably the first British footballing celebrity and attracted enormous fame and a passionate following.

His life off the pitch was colourful: he had numerous relationships and a problem with alcohol that ultimately brought about a premature death.

George Best sometimes poked fun at the image people had of him. Among pithy quotes were: "I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered" and "In 1969 I gave up women and alcohol - it was the worst 20 minutes of my life."

Liam Botham was the son of cricketer Ian Botham; Alex Gower was a daughter of cricketer David Gower; John Pietro Cooper was a son of boxer Henry Cooper.

Answer: Circus worker

Stéphanie was the third child of Grace Kelly, who became Princess Grace of Monaco after her marriage to Rainier III, Prince of Monaco.

Yes, there was a red herring in the suggested answers, Stéphanie's first husband was her bodyguard, Daniel Ducruet. They were married for four years.

However, in 2001, she began a relationship with married elephant trainer Franco Knie and moved with her three children into his circus caravan. A year later they parted, and Stéphanie married Portuguese acrobat Adans Lopez Peres, who had been in the same circus company. They divorced in 2003 after 13 months of marriage.

Answer: Assaulted his father

Track CJ was born in 1989 to Todd and Sarah Palin and was the eldest of their family of five.

Track had some volatile relationships and in 2017, broke through a window at the Palin home and assaulted his father. When police arrived he was arrested and was jailed for a year in October 2018. though released several months later. Palin had been accused of punching his then girlfriend in 2016, but the charges were dismissed.

Answer: Drew Barrymore

Drew was aged just 15 when she took that step towards 'manumission'. In an interview with 'Marie Claire' magazine, she said: "Ugh, I mean, my relationship with my mom is so complicated that ... I've always been empathetic toward my mom, and I was even more so when I had a kid and we had a really amazing conversation about it.

"However, it hasn't enabled me to lessen the distance. It's the hardest subject in my life. I've never just been angry with her. I've always felt guilt and empathy and utter sensitivity. But we can't really be in each other's lives at this point."

Drew was the daughter of actor John Barrymore - an absentee father at best - and Jaid Barrymore. In her memoir "Wildflower" (2015), Drew Barrymore said: "When I was 14, I was emancipated by the courts. It's no secret that I had to part ways from my mother because we had driven our relationship into the ground.

"She had lost credibility as a mother by taking me to Studio 54 (so wrong, but so fun) instead of school. And I was out of control due to working since I was 11 months old and what that had done to my childhood, which made me grow up too fast.

"Work was a very positive thing in my life, and sadly it had been taken away, because my mother also put me in an institution because she felt helpless. But when people found out, they just wrote me off as damaged goods, and I sadly understood that."

Answer: Muhammad Ali, Jr.

In August 2019, it was reported that Muhammad Ali Jr. claimed he was penniless and got barely anything from the boxing great's estate. Junior was the only son that the boxing great officially acknowledged. Junior claimed that if each of his dad's nine children were treated equally, he would be entitled to about $5m - instead of the $1,000 a month he was getting.

Answer: Kate Hudson

Kate Hudson was a daughter of Bill Hudson and Goldie Hawn. Bill Hudson walked out on the marriage after six years and Kate and brother Oliver came to regard their stepfather, Kurt Russell, as their dad.

In 2015, on Russell's 65th birthday, Kate Hudson posted an Instagram message: "No matter what he was doing in his busy life, he always showed up. Not because he had to but because there was no other place on earth he would rather be than with his family. We felt the purity of that our whole childhood and my gratitude for his love is immeasurable".

Hudson has also said she forgave her biological father. "I really do recognize whatever those issues are, it's just something that he has to live with, and that must be painful for him. So I forgive him," she told Howard Stern's radio show.

A 2015 article in "Her" magazine stated: "The father of Hollywood stars Kate and Oliver Hudson has publicly disowned his two children and claimed they are "dead to me now". He accused Goldie Hawn of driving a wedge between him and his children. He was quoted as saying: "When we split up, she never had a bad word to say about me. But when Kurt Russell came on the scene, the narrative changed and I became the big, bad wolf. I would say to her 'Goldie, why are you trashing me and saying I'm an absent father when it's simply not the case?' and she'd laugh and go 'Oh Bill, you know it makes for a better story.'"

"I had five birth children but I now consider myself a father of three. I no longer recognize Oliver and Kate as my own. I would ask them to stop using the Hudson name. They are no longer a part of my life..."

[Source: https://www.her.ie/celeb/theyre-dead-to-me-now-kate-and-oliver-hudson-have-been-disowned-by-their-father-240916]

Kate's star began with the 2000 American comedy-drama film "Almost Famous" (2000).

Answer: Chef/Restaurateur

Born in 1967, Ben was the eldest of Oscar-nominee Harrison Ford's four children, in two marriages. Ben founded the Ford's Filling Station in Los Angeles and also released a cookbook, "Taming the Feast". Harrison Ford, meanwhile, shared his son's passion for food and joined him in the kitchen at the L.A. Mission, preparing meals for homeless people.

In a newspaper interview in 2014, Ben Ford said: "'My father was definitely around when I was growing up. He was a constant, and he likes to cook too. I gave him a copy of my book for Father's Day, so I hope he's cracked it open and is experimenting for summer, but it's difficult for people to enjoy food in Hollywood. I'm a much bigger version of my dad, so I understand what it takes for him to look like he does. I cook all the time. He doesn't."

Ben Ford had dreams of making it in baseball, until a knee injury put paid to that, and he switched to cooking. "'It was hard at first. I had a couple of instances where I had to work for tough, belligerent chefs. It's fiercely competitive if you're working anywhere worth its salt. It takes a particular kind of muscle, which is something I find a lot of satisfaction in because not everyone can do it. You're on your feet 14, sometimes 16 hours a day, six days a week. It's a lot of sacrifice."

Answer: Liv Tyler

Liv Tyler was the daughter of Aerosmith lead singer, Steven Tyler. When she was at high school, she appeared in the video for his song "Crazy". Liv later told MTV: "I remember I was in high school when I made it and I would wake up in the morning for school, put on the MTV countdown. And when the video would come on I'd get so embarrassed, that's when I would get in the shower."

Tyler was born in 1977 and at the time her mother claimed that Todd Rundgren, her partner, was the father. It was not until she was aged about 11 that Liv became aware that Steve Tyler was her dad. Liv and Rundgren retained a close relationship. After her first appearances as a model at the age of 14, and made her move debut in "Silent Fall" in 1994. Numerous movie and TV roles followed.

Stella McCartney was a daughter of Paul McCartney; Samantha Char Seger, daughter of Bob Seger; and Jenny Rae Richman, daughter of Jonathan Richman.