Lisa Frank’s son Hunter slams ‘broken family’ in new doc: ‘Not a colorful, magical’ childhood

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the iconic artist “was not a colorful, magical time.”In interviews for Amazon MGM Studios’ new docuseries “Glitter and Greed: The Lisa Frank Story,” Green revealed that he’s been estranged from his famous mom for years.The 29-year-old, who is the oldest of Frank’s two sons, shared intimate details about what it was like for him growing up in the Frank household.

According to Green, the relationship between dad James Green and mom Lisa was fraught — and one he knew was bound for divorce.“The divorce happened when I was 10 years old.

I remember, I knew my dad wasn’t coming home that night. I just knew something was wrong,” Green recalled.“I give him a call, even though I knew the answer, I asked him, ‘Hey dad, are you coming home tonight?’ I remember him saying, ‘I’m not coming home tonight buddy.'”Green also remembered asking his dad, “Can’t you wait 8 years until I’m 18 years old?”He added, “It is a long time but as a 10-year-old kid you don’t know any better.

There was resentment there, yeah.”Raised in Tucson, Ariz., Green explained that his family’s public image was very different than the reality he lived. “Everybody knows my family is running a big business and has money,” he said. “So everybody’s under the impression that your life is perfect.