It isn’t the first time Chan’s family issues have been aired in public.
I never threw him again or hit him,” Chan claims. “I take my promises seriously, and I’m a man of my word. With the amount of force I used, if he’d hit the back or armrests, it could have been quite serious,” Chan writes.Ĭhan said he regretted his actions “immediately” and swore to never throw him again. “I picked him up with one hand and flung him across the room, and he crashed into the sofa. In “Never Grow Up,” the Chinese actor says when his son was two years old he threw him across the room in a fit of rage. Threats of violence in public aren’t the only shocking revelations Chan makes in his book, a follow up to his first memoir “I Am Jackie Chan,” published in 1999. Jackie Chan's son released from jail in China Jackie Chan (right) poses with his son Jaycee in 2009 outside Beijing's "Bird's Nest" Olympic stadium.
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