Jack Nicholson’s grandson Sean was reportedly arrested on felony domestic violence charges in Los Angeles.
Sean Knight Nicholson, 29, was arrested on Aug. 5 after a woman accused him of attacking her, the Sun reported on Thursday.
Sean was arrested and booked around 5 p.m. and released on $50,000 bond around 10 p.m., Page Six can confirm.
The music producer’s next court appearance is scheduled for Aug. 26, according to court records.
A spokeswoman for the LAPD’s Pacific Division told the Sun on Thursday that a mugshot for the “Shining” actor’s grandson would not be released.
LAPD’s Pacific Division was unavailable for comment and Sean did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Via his Instagram account, Sean bills himself as a music producer of “Horror Composition, Experimental Club, Hardcore, Dark Ambient, and Phonk” and a “Patron of the dark arts.”
Several uploads on his account feature photos of him in dark, gothic style clothing with black nail polish and sunglasses.
Sean is the son of Jack’s eldest daughter Jennifer Nicholson, whom he shares with ex-wife Sandra Knight. The highly decorated actor, 88, has six children across several relationships.
Though Jennifer was married to Sean’s father Mark Norfleet from 1997 to 2003, Sean still publicly uses the name “Nicholson.”
Jack — who rose to fame with roles including his iconic turn in “One Flew Over the Cuckoos Next” — also shares Jennifer’s brother Caleb Goddard with Sandra Knight; Honey Hollman with model Winnie Hollman; Lorraine and Ray Nicholson with actress Rebecca Broussard; and Tessa Gourin with Jennine Gourin.
Son Ray is well-known for following in his father’s footsteps, appearing in “Something From Tiffany’s” with Zooey Deutch in 2022.
The actor has never publicly acknowledged his youngest child, Tessa.
The music producer and apparent DJ — who spins under the name Cutter Mattock– has been seen on public outings with his grandfather from time to time.
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