Charlie Crowe, 3, munches on raisins on Monday in Sydney, Australia, while waiting for dad Russell. The two had just visited the box office to pick up tickets for this Friday’s The Rabbitohs v The Bulldogs game, and Russell was kind enough to approach the paparazzi and hand out 13 pairs of tickets to them!
Photo by Pacific Coast News.
Nothing he does ever surprises me. He is a great guy and it shows everyday in everything he does. For his family and his fans and even the paps. 
- michelle on
Aww, Charlie is so cute! Russell is such a good guy.
- xxLostGirl92xx on
what a cutie he is!!! love those chubby cheeks!
- tink1217 on
looks like he is in his mountain buggy stroller!
- legalmama on
His son is cute. But Crowe seems a mediaho who loves the media and paparazzi way too much.
- lisa on
He looks just like his daddy cute pic, nice to see celeb babies eating healthy normal snacks.
- JoyJoy on
No offense but I think that Russell is a great guy and an awesome father. Sure he has a temper but so do I. I hardly think of him as a “Media Ho”, He doesn’t attract the paps and doesn’t go out of his way to call attention to himself like other celebs have/do.
He seems to WANT to be on their good side and they have been good to him and his family and I say BRAVO for handing out those tickets.
AS for Charlie. He is a BIG BOY but that doesn’t mean that he shouldn’t be in a stroller. My son was the size of a 5 year-old, in the 100th percentile for a 5 year old,at the age of 3, I bought the jogging stroller and I used the dickens out of it because I was fearful for his safety. Many kids are way above their size for their age but it’s a parent’s choice. Have them walk and get tired then try to carry them/drag them along, or strap them into a stroller where you KNOW they are safe. My son is now 8 years-old and 5’1″. Just because they are “big” doesn’t mean they aren’t still needing more attention…the same as other kids their age.
Sorry about the rant…
Josie Kay
- Josie Kay on
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