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The doting mom first adopted Roan, 24, in 2000 with her then-husband Phil Bronstein, and later sons Laird, 19, in 2005, followed by Quinn, 18, who she adopted a year later.
And I'm sure that there's probably even less now.” Her situation was made worse by difficulties in her personal life, as her husband Phil Bronstein divorced her during her recovery.
Stone shares son Roan, now 22, with her ex-husband, journalist Phil Bronstein. The former couple divorced in 2004 after six years of marriage. In 2008, Stone lost physical custody of Roan.
Stone is mother to sons Roan Bronstein, 22, Laird Stone, 17, and Quinn Stone, 16. She shares Roan with journalist Phil Bronstein. "I lost custody of my child," Stone said.
Stone welcomed Roan with her ex-husband Phil Bronstein through adoption in 2000. After she and Bronstein split, the actress adopted Laird in 2005, and third son, Quinn 17, in 2006.
It likely didn't help that during the middle of her recovery, she was going through a divorce with her then-husband Phil Bronstein, which was finalized in 2004.
In addition to Bronstein Stone, whom Stone shares with ex-husband Phil Bronstein, the actress and author is also mom to sons Laird Vonne Stone and Quinn Kelly Stone.
Stone adopted Laird in 2005 and her youngest son, Quinn, now 17, in 2006. The ’90s sex symbol shares her eldest son, Roan, 24, with her ex-husband Phil Bronstein.
Sharon Stone and Roan Joseph Bronstein. JOHN MACDOUGALL/AFP via Getty Images Stone became a mom for the first time when the actress and her first husband, Phil Bronstein, adopted Roan in 2000.
Roan Joseph Bronstein Stone was adopted by Sharon Stone and Phil Bronstein in the year 2000. Photo: @roanjosephstone/Instagram ...
Stone adopted Roan in 2000 with ex-husband Phil Bronstein, before their divorce. The former couple were married from 1998 to 2004.
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