Overview
- Skarsgård said his youngest son, Kolbjörn, is called a “nepo baby” at school and feels sad and isolated because of the taunts.
- He criticized the label as “bullshit,” arguing that lasting roles depend on ability rather than family ties.
- He described himself as a “nepo daddy,” saying his children’s success brings him goodwill and possibly work, though he did not recommend them for jobs.
- The actor disclosed he had a stroke about three years ago and now uses an on‑set earpiece with prompting to navigate lines as he continues working.
- The remarks surfaced during promotion for Sentimental Value, and outlets note Kolbjörn’s own credits, including the series Blood Cruise and an early role in Clark; there are no independent reports on the school situation beyond Skarsgård’s account.