Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan breaks his silence about his troubled son Chance: “He is a terrible person”

Australian comic icon Paul Hogan Is open about his troubled son Chance.

The Crocodile Dundee star, 85, was chatting with Today Show Entertainment Editor Richard Wilkins On Wednesday about a new cut from the iconic film.

‘Hoges’, who now lives in the US, admitted that he would like to take a permanent step back, but he remains for his youngest son Chance, 27.

“It is where I hear at home,” he answered when he was asked what it was like to be back in Australia to promote the film.

The nine host then pressed the star like and when he would like to move to Australia, to which he answered: “Oh, tomorrow.”

But for now he has to stay inside Los Angeles.

Australian comedy icon Paul Hogan is open about his troubled son Chance

“I have business reasons and my son to stay in the United States now,” he said.

When he was asked for an update about the condition of his restless son, he said: “Okay. Better than he gets.

“He gets a lot of tabloid, but he is a terrible person because he knows they are keeping an eye on him and he puts something on for them.”

Chance is his son with second wife Linda Kozlowski, his Crocodile Dundee Co star.

He also has five children with his first wife Noelene Edwards: Brett, Clay, Scott, Todd and Lauren.

Chance led most recently concerned about his well -being in January.

The 27-year-old shared videos with his Instagram stories in which he drank wine and lurking his words while he was in public at a table.

“This is my life. This is where it is said to have been reduced, ‘coincidence was slandering when he removed sips from his wine glass.

The camera that he shone to his face and staggered laptop as he struggled to keep it stable as he spoke.

Paul, who now lives in the US, admitted that he would like to make a permanent move, but he remains for his youngest son Chance, 27.

When asked for an update about his troubled son, he admitted: “[He’s] Agree. Better than he becomes’. Also shown: Paul’s ex-wife and Chance’s mother Linda Kozlowski

He then leaned close and said: “Please. Please kill me. I beg you. ‘

Chance, an aspiring musician who is located with his famous father in Venice, has often achieved the headlines about his whimsical behavior.

But when DailyMail.com caught up with Paul while he did some shopping in Los Angeles in December, the six -year -old father said there was nothing to fear.

Asked if he was worried about chance, Paul shook his head casually and smiled before he answered: “No.”

He continued: ‘No. They are many made up things and a lot of him [Chance] Doing intentionally. ‘

The largely withdrawn star seemed friendly and happy to chat, despite the rumors and concerns that are circulating over his son.

Paul’s comments come after Chance recently led concerned concern to his well -being

The film legend, originally from Sydney, left his home country after the success of the Action-Comedy film Crocodile Dundee from 1986.

He made the movement to settle in the 90s with Linda in Los Angeles.

Chance has been living with his father in LA since the divorce of his parents in 2014 after 24 years of marriage.

In November, disturbing photos came to the fore by chance to buy beer and shuffle around Venice Back Bozeeys, near the house he shares with his father.