When Rudy Giuliani was inaugurated as New York's mayor in 1994, his son Andrew was a cheerful, chubby seven-year-old whose distracting antics on the stage upstaged his indulgent father on his big day.

When Rudy Giuliani was inaugurated as New York's mayor in 1994, his son Andrew was a cheerful, chubby seven-year-old whose distracting antics on the stage upstaged his indulgent father on his big day. Now a 21-year-old college student, Andrew was again in the spotlight when he explained that he is estranged from his father owing to his parents 'bitter divorce. He said he and his father haven't been speaking "for a decent amount of time," and noted, "There's obviously a little problem that exists between me and his wife." Rudy Giuliani wed his third wife in 2003, after an open courtship while still married, and the previously attentive father missed his son's high-school graduation two years later. Giuliani rightly noted that "these problems with blended families are challenges." And it's not uncommon for children to take sides in an angry dispute--"I got my values from my mother," Andrew pointedly declared. But Rudy Giuliani's very public, very messy personal life is uncommon in a presidential candidate, and that hyperactive little boy from happier times now adds to the baggage his father carries on the campaign trail.