Clint Eastwood's Daughter, Francesca, In Hot Water: Arrested For Felony Domestic Violence

Clint Eastwood's daughter, Francesca Eastwood, is in serious trouble after being busted for felony domestic violence.

The daughter of the Hollywood legend has been released on bail following her arrest for felony domestic violence after an alleged altercation with her boyfriend. According to law enforcement sources, the incident occurred on Saturday night while the couple was driving through Beverly Hills.

What began as a verbal disagreement reportedly escalated, resulting in Francesca Eastwood allegedly becoming physical during the confrontation.

Sources reveal to TMZ that Francesca's boyfriend contacted the authorities, leading police to recommend he drive to the Safety Zone at the Beverly Hills Police Department to meet with officers. Upon their arrival, law enforcement spoke with both individuals and noted visible injuries on the boyfriend.

As a result, Francesca, the daughter of legendary actor Clint Eastwood, was arrested and subsequently booked for felony domestic violence.

According to those same sources, Francesca's boyfriend declined medical assistance following the incident, and online records indicate that she posted $50,000 bail for her release from custody.

Clint is a father to a total of eight children, including six daughters—Laurie, Kimber, Alison, Kathryn, Francesca, and Morgan—and two sons, Kyle and Scott. His eldest daughter, Laurie, was born in 1954, while his youngest, Morgan, arrived in 1996.

Francesca is the first and only child of legendary actor Clint and British actress Frances Fisher.

Like her older brother, Kyle, Francesca pursued her education at the University of Southern California. She first gained public recognition in 2012 when she appeared in E!'s reality series "Mrs. Eastwood & Company," which showcased her family life alongside her stepmother, Dina, and sister, Morgan.

In 2013, she earned the title of Miss Golden Globe, further establishing her presence in the entertainment industry.

She has also appeared in films like "M.F.A." and "Clawfoot."

Clint, known for his illustrious career as an actor and director, has been married several times and is a proud father of eight children, along with numerous grandchildren.

Francesca specifically opened up about her experience growing up with such a legendary figure as a father while also reflecting on the differences she observes in him as a grandparent, offering a unique perspective on his evolution from a dedicated dad to a doting granddad.

“I mean, just the sweetest. You know, my dad was very strict and my mom — both my parents were very strict with me when I was a kid," she told Fox. "And it’s so lovely and sometimes bittersweet to just see how just doting and just classic grandpa and grandma to their grandson who can do no wrong. But it’s lovely. And they have their own relationship that I’m obviously involved in. They’re fantastic, and they’re so present.”

Francesca fondly remembers her childhood spent on film sets alongside her parents, describing it as a “huge blessing” that allowed her to observe their craft and learn from their experiences.

“I have such a respect and an appreciation for all that goes into making a film,” she said. “It really is somewhere that I feel — I feel like it’s a home away from home, being on set no matter what, no matter what the set is. Some are better than others but I feel like it was a huge blessing in that it opened my world to something that I really love to do, and I appreciate them for kind of treating me like an adult in that way. At a very young age.”

This early exposure to the entertainment industry fueled her passion for acting, inspiring her to pursue a career in the field herself.

Francesca and her son, Titan, who recently turned 6, bond over watching Francesca's dad and Titan's grandpa's movies.

“[Titan] loves watching his old movies, he loves the Dirty Harry movies. And it's great because a lot of them I haven't seen, so I get to kind of watch some of these movies that I never saw because we never sat down and watched them growing up. We watched his new stuff,” Francesca told Us Weekly.

"Now he wants to be a director," she added of Titan, "and he understands what shots are and what everyone's roles are and camera angles. To see him have this understanding at such a young age, and this curiosity that I'm definitely trying to feed into as much as possible, is really fun."

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or the threat of domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline for help at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), or go to www.thehotline.org for anonymous, confidential online chats.