Six months after the tragic death of Clint Eastwood's longtime partner Christina Sandera, his son Scott Eastwood has given an emotional update on the Hollywood icon. Speaking to People, Scott, 38, described his father as "good" and a "survivor," praising Clint's resilience and strength.
Christina Sandera, who was in a relationship with Clint for a decade, passed away in July 2024 from cardiac arrhythmia. Scott reflected on his father's upbringing during the Great Depression and his youth during World War II, noting how these experiences shaped Clint's no-nonsense attitude toward life's challenges.
Scott also expressed a desire to work alongside his father again, recalling the positive experiences he had in small roles in Clint's films "Gran Torino" and "Invictus." "Anytime I've ever gotten a chance to work with my father, it's been a great experience," he added.
He is taking care of him and his own career
Currently starring in the spy thriller "Alarum" alongside Sylvester Stallone, Scott called Stallone a "badass" and shared his admiration for his father. Clint, who met Christina while she was working as a hostess at his Mission Ranch Hotel and Restaurant in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, described her as a "lovely, caring woman" and expressed his deep sorrow following her loss.
As the Eastwood family continues to navigate this difficult time, Scott's update offers a glimpse into the resilience and strength that runs in their blood. Fans and admirers of Clint Eastwood are sure to find comfort in knowing that he is surrounded by a loving and supportive family.
There is no doubt in anyone's mind that he will go back to work and be the same old Clint Eastwood he has been, after dealing with this very complicated situation in his life but his son is on top of things in the meantime.