Meet Sean Michael Flynn, Jane Seymour's Son

Born on July 31, 1985, Sean Michael Flynn is the second of Jane Seymour's children with ex-husband David Flynn (via Closer Weekly). Much like his older sister, Katherine Flynn, Sean Michael Flynn appeared on screen with his mom on the CBS series "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman," according to IMDb. However, his first role (also alongside his sister and Seymour) occurred in 1989's "The French Revolution" where he played Le Dauphin. He later appeared in "Destination Anywhere" before venturing into a role behind the camera.

But the aspiring filmmaker and producer experienced some inappropriate behavior by a producer early in his career. Flynn was allegedly drugged and sexually harassed by the unidentified person before being removed from the situation by a sober friend, according to Seymour, who recounted the incident on behalf of Flynn on "Today" (via the Toronto Sun).

Despite this encounter, Flynn continues to pursue a career directing, writing, and producing. Per IMDb, he directed, wrote, and produced the short film "Numb" in 2007. And while the actor appears to stay out of the public eye as much as possible, he appears on Seymour's Instagram from time to time.

In an Instagram shoutout to her second child, Seymour writes, "Happy birthday Sean! Your creativity is unstoppable, and your laughter [is] infectious. I love working with you. You'll always make momma smile proudly! Love you."