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Norman Reedus now has a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame!

The 53-year-old The Walking Dead star was honored with an official spot on the Los Angeles landmark on Tuesday (September 27), alongside his fiance, Diane Kruger, son Mingus Reedus, and mom Marianne.

Ahead of the star reveal, Jon Bernthal and Greg Nicotero spoke about Norman at the ceremony. Clifton Collins, Jr. was also at the event.

Norman‘s star is located at 6600 Hollywood Boulevard in front of Hollywood Toys & Costumes.

Just last week, Norman was seen in Spain with Diane, as they stepped out for the premiere of her movie, Marlowe, in San Sebastian.

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Norman Reedus and Helena Christensen‘s son Mingus has been arrested.

Mingus, 21, was arrested on Friday night (September 24) in New York City for assaulting a woman.

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Helena Christensen and Norman Reedus‘ son is looking so grown up!

The 52-year-old model took to Instagram on Friday (February 26) to share a rare photo of her son Mingus, whom she shares with the 52-year-old The Walking Dead actor.

“Not sure i can call it bring your kid to work day anymore …” Helena captioned the selfie on set with her 21-year-old son and photographer Cass Bird.

Norman then took to the comments to leave a heart emoji.

If you didn’t know, Helena and Norman were together from 1998 until their split in 2003.

Despite splitting up, the two have remained close while raising Mingus.

Norman has been dating Diane Kruger since 2016 and they share a two-year-old daughter.

Check out a cute video the 44-year-old actress shared of Norman and their daughter back on Thanksgiving!

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Meryl Streep arrives at the Bully screening on Tuesday (March 20) at The Paley Center for Media in NYC.

The Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus, who brought along his son Mingus, also came out to support Lee Hirsch‘s new documentary.

Thousands have signed an online petition urging the Motion Picture Association of America to change its R rating so that students are able to watch it.

“Kids want to see this movie, and they have to see this movie,” producer Harvey Weinstein told the Washington Post. “If they see it, it makes the concept of a bully uncool.”

FYI: The screening was sponsored by Bing and JP Morgan Chase & Co.
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