Mother Of Arnold Schwarzenegger Love Child Revealed

Mildred Baena is the mother of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s love child.

Baena, 50, worked as a housekeeper for Arnold, Radar and Star have learned.

Baena and Schwarzenegger, 63, conceived their illegitimate child more than a decade ago,behind the back of the Hollywood superstar’s wife and Kennedy heiress, Maria Shriver.

“She’s the one,” one source told RadarOnline.com.

A second source confirmed: “They have a son together.”

The staff member worked for the Schwarzenegger-Shriver family for 20 years, before she retired in January, according to a source who knows Baena intimately.

In a statement that shocked the world, Schwarzenegger confirmed one of the most scandalous political and personal cover ups ever, confirming the child was born before he began his seven-year stint as governor.

RadarOnline.com has decided not to identify Schwarzenegger’s love child at this time and has obscured the young man’s face in this photo of him and his mother.

"I understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family," Schwarzenegger said on Tuesday.

"There are no excuses and I take full responsibility for the hurt I have caused. I have apologized to Maria, my children and my family. I am truly sorry."

The former California First Lady Maria Shriver called the admission "heartbreaking."

"This is a painful and heartbreaking time," Shriver said in a statement.

"As a mother my concern is for the children. I ask for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and I try to rebuild our lives and heal. I will have no further comment."

Despite Schwarzenegger’s wealth being said to be over $800 million, this website has learned that Baena — who has previously been married — is not well off.

Public records obtained by RadarOnline.com and Star Magazine reveal there is a lien against Baena taken out by a security company.

Schwarzenegger and Shriver, 55, terminated their marriage on May 9, announcing that they were splitting up after 25 years of marriage.

"Arnold Schwarzenegger"-The Wedding Ring Disappears

World knew about his separation ... Arnold Schwarzenegger broke out his street bike and went for a ride with his bodyguard in L.A. yesterday ... sans wedding ring.

But Arnold WAS wearing his ring on Sunday ... the day before the couple announced their split.

Meanwhile, Maria Shriver has been ringless since mid-March ... right after Maria posted a cryptic video on YouTube asking her fans for advice on how to "transition" into the next phase of her life.

As you already know, Arnold and Maria announced their separation last night ... and in their statement, they claimed they've been living apart for several weeks.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver have spent a lifetime and their entire marriage in the public eye, but the joint announcement of their separation rather than a race to the courthouse could signal a more private breakup.

The former bodybuilder turned action star and the television journalist each entered their marriage 25 years ago with separate fortunes and legacies, and the script for whether and how they end that union largely depends on decisions they've already made.

At stake are the pair's children, millions of dollars, memorabilia and accolades from each of their on-camera careers, and something that gets quickly trashed in a high-profile, public divorce -- their reputations.

The couple announced they had split in a joint statement Monday evening but have not filed formal court papers.


On Tuesday night, in his first public comments since the announcement, Schwarzenegger thanked friends and family for an outpouring of support. "We both love each other very much," Schwarzenegger said at a Los Angeles event marking Israeli independence. "We are taking one day at a time."

The couple's union had at times a storybook feel and the couple often waxed publicly about their love for one another, although there have been situations that would strain any marriage.

Since his term as California governor ended in early January, Schwarzenegger has hopscotched around the world, his wife nowhere in sight. Shriver posted three Twitter updates on April 26, their 25th wedding anniversary, without mentioning the milestone.

While Schwarzenegger, 63, appeared confident about the future since exiting politics, cutting movie deals and fashioning himself as a global spokesman for green energy, Shriver, 55, known for her confidence, seemed unsettled.

Shriver appears without a wedding ring in videos posted recently on YouTube and talks about stress in her life, the weight of expectations and the search for faith in a troubled world.

If the pair are contemplating a divorce, then chances are both have already consulted with attorneys.

Monday's statement may be the first move in a playbook developed by high-profile couples hoping to avoid their breakups being dragged through the courts and tabloids, said Los Angeles-based family law attorney Steve Mindel.

The strategy involves releasing a statement before any court papers are filed, Mindel explained, and then having the matter heard through private mediation. The result is an agreement that doesn't require both sides to publicly reveal their finances, although Schwarzenegger and Shriver are not strangers to public disclosure.