Arthur’s dad Jason Bleick also appeared for the night out, as Blair hugged him and asked what he thought of their child’s fresh haircut.
“I didn’t recognize him,” Bleick said, as Blair explained that her hairdresser gave Arthur the haircut right before the appearance: “He’s like, ‘Ooh, it’s so much easier to put a mask on!’ "
The film showcases how Arthur inspires her to keep pushing through, no matter her hardships.
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Celebrating her son’s birthday in July, Blairwroteon Instagram, “Arthur Saint Blair Bleick. Too many names for a funny and adoring rascal. Too much love from mom to you Sainty. You changed me forever. And when you reach for my hand, I am always in awe that we have this life together. I will always love you. Happy ten years kiddo.”
Back in 2019, Blair opened up to PEOPLE about howher son displayed resiliencethroughout her diagnosis. “He’s had to endure a lot; he’s seen a lot,” she said at the time, adding that she was surprised to learn that Arthur enjoys having her visit his school.
“He said, ‘I love when you come to school because you make the kids laugh and you answer all their questions,’ " she recalled. Blair added that she doesn’t shy away from explaining to the kids about why she “walks and talks funny.”
“I explain what’s happening and that my voice doesn’t hurt, and we have really decent exchanges,” she said. “I had no idea Arthur was proud of that. I thought ‘I’m probably an embarrassment,’ but to know I’m not was one of my proudest moments.”
Introducing, Selma Blairis now playing in select theaters and will be available to stream on discovery+ on Oct. 21.
source: people.com
