If you’re looking for Liv Tyler to spill all about her split from hubby Royston Langdon or reports that papa Steven Tyler’s doing a stint in rehab in the new issue of Cookie magazine, no dice.
The magazine went to press before said dramas unfolded.
One thing Tyler can’t talk enough about, however, is her and Langdon’s three-and-a-half year-old son, Milo...
The little one travels with her when work takes her out of their hometown of New York City. "We go somewhere for three months at a time, and we make friends and get to see a whole new place," says Tyler, who costars alongside Edward Norton in the soon-to-be released Hulk flick. "It's very special, in a way."
To make life even more special, Tyler has considered moving out of the Big Apple and to the country. "I'd love for him to have pets and chickens to take care of," she says. "And I want to give him all the tools to be the best man he can be. For me, so much of that has to do with being in nature and really using your hands when you're a kid."
Her own childhood wasn't what it seemed. As previously revealed, Liv didn't learn until her teen years that the Aerosmith rocker was her real dad. Mom Bebe Buell raised her to believe that musician Todd Rundgren was her other parent, but a teenage Tyler found out the truth when she asked why she and Steve's daughter Mia looked so much alike.
Tyler admits, "I'm still working through my issues, which I always will be."