‘Logan’ Star Dafne Keen Says ‘I Was Offered Cocaine’ as an 11 Year Old in Hollywood and Hugh Jackman ‘Made Sure No One Abused My Hours’ on Set — SkimNews
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- Dafne Keen revealed she was offered cocaine at Hollywood wrap parties when she was 11, 12, and 13 years old, which led her to avoid drugs and alcohol entirely
- Dafne Keen said she lied as a teenager, claiming she had already taken something, to resist peer pressure to drink or use drugs while staying sober
- Hugh Jackman ensured Keen’s safety and well-being on the set of 'Logan', monitoring her working hours and shielding her from behind-the-scenes tensions
- Dafne Keen described Hugh Jackman as a parental figure and the 'best on-screen dad', citing his consistent support and protective presence during filming
- Dafne Keen has continued her acting career in major roles, including the lead in 'His Dark Materials', a part in 'The Acolyte', and reprising X-23 in 'Deadpool and Wolverine'
Why it matters: Child actors face unique vulnerabilities in Hollywood, and Keen’s firsthand account highlights how a supportive co-star like Hugh Jackman can materially affect a minor’s safety and experience on set—offering a rare look at both systemic risks and protective practices in the industry.
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