Sharon Stone’s handsome son shows off his tattoos in famous mother’s sun-drenched garden in his latest update

Sharon Stone’s handsome son Roan showed off his tattoos on Instagram over the weekend by his famous mother’s stunning pool and garden.

The 23-year-old shared a photo with the caption: “Let your actions today reflect the kindness and compassion you wish to see in the world.”

Like his mother, Roan is pursuing a career in acting. In May, the 66-year-old Basic Instinct star proudly posted a snap of Roan taking a topless selfie in his trailer on the set of a mysterious new project.

She wrote: “ROAN JOSEPH STONE / DAY 1 on set. Welcome to the family business boy have fun.”

Sharon’s followers couldn’t help but compliment Roan’s looks. “He is so handsome,” one commented. Another said, “He is beautiful, just like you,” and a third added, “Gorgeous!”

In addition to Roan, whom Sharon adopted in 2000 together with her then husband Phil Bronstein, she is also mother of sons Laird (18) and Quinn (17), whom she adopted in 2005 and 2006 respectively after her divorce from Phil in 2004.

Speaking about her decision to adopt in 2019, Sharon told British Vogue: “When you adopt, you realise that any child could be your child, any person could be a relative.”

“After that, you never see the world the same way again. I am connected to everyone on this planet. And that in and of itself is a miracle.”

Sharon spoke openly about her turbulent journey as a mother, especially the difficult custody battle with her ex-husband over Roan.

At the time of her divorce from Phil, the former couple reportedly agreed to joint custody, with Roan living primarily with his father in San Francisco during the school year.

However, Phil was awarded custody and Sharon only had visitation rights. She challenged the court’s decision in 2008 and hoped to bring Roan to Los Angeles, but her request was denied.

During an appearance on the podcast “Table For Two” with Bruce Bozzi in March, Sharon claimed she lost custody of Roan because of her role in 1992’s “Basic Instinct.”

“I lost custody of my child. When the judge asked my child – my tiny little boy – ‘Do you know your mother makes sex films?’ Like that kind of abuse by the system – I was viewed as the kind of parent that I am because I made that film.”

Sharon continued, “Nowadays, people walk around completely naked on TV and you see maybe a sixteenth of a second of me being naked – and I lost custody of my child.” She detailed how losing custody affected her health, adding, “I ended up in the Mayo Clinic with extra heartbeats in the upper and lower chambers of my heart… it broke my heart.”