Barbara Sinatra Slams Mia Farrow Paternity Claims Saying Frank Sinatra Fathered Her Son, Says 'It's Just A bit Of Junk' [VIDEO]

Frank Sinatra's widow is slamming her husband's ex-wife Mia Farrow for suggesting that Farrow's 25-year-old son was fathered by Frank Sinatra and not her husband Woody Allen. Farrow stirred up the controversy when she did an interview for the November issue of Vanity Fair. Farrow was opening up to Vanity Fair for the first time in 20 years. Farrow was interviewed by Vanity Fair reporter Maureen Orth in 1993 about the allegations her husband Woody Allen sexually abused Farrow's adopted daughter Dylan. Mia Farrow has a total of 14 biological and adopted children.

Farrow's 25-year-old son, Ronan Farrow, is at the center of the Sinatra controversy. When speaking with Vanity Fair about her 18-month long marriage to the legendary actor and singer Farrow said "We never really split up." Farrow was asked if Ronan was fathered by Frank Sinatra and the mother of 14 replied "possibly." There has never been a DNA test confirming whether or not Frank Sinatra is Ronan Farrow's father. Barbra Sinatra is adamantly refuting the claim made in the Vanity Fair interview.

Barbra Sinatra was not made aware of the claims regarding Ronan Farrow until she was contacted by Mydesert.com for a comment. After hearing what was said about her late husband's relationship with actress Mia Farrow, Sinatra said, "I can't hardly believe that. It's just a bit of junk. There's always junk written -- lies that aren't true." Frank Sinatra died in Beverly Hills in 1998, his widow pointed out that her husband did not leave anything to Ronan Farrow in his will.

Mydesert.com has also reported that Nancy Sinatra, the daughter of the "Luck Be A Lady" singer, also spoke to Vanity Fair about Ronan Farrow. Nancy Sinatra sad Ronan "is a big part of us, and we are blessed to have him in our lives." Barbra Sinatra told mydesert.com that "it sounds like a phony to me." Ronan Farrow also tried his hand at squashing the rumors of his paternity when he tweeted, "Listen, we're all *possibly* Frank Sinatra's son."

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