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Iris Law allegedly instructed her assistants to search for special treats for her ahead of her debut at the 2019 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show earlier this year. A report has claimed there was some serious diva behaviour on display before the model stomped down the runway. Iris, 25 - who is the eldest daughter of actor Jude Law, 52, who he shares with ex-wife Sadie Frost, 60 - was in good company as she took to the fashion show alongside A-List models including Emily Ratajkowski, 34, and fellow celebrity offspring Lila Moss, 23, the daughter of model icon Kate Moss, 51, and magazine editor Jefferson Hack, 54. However, the aspiring model has drawn some negative attention, with reports that she was ordering staff around to get her snacks before taking to the catwalk. The Daily Mail has claimed that Iris commanded her assistants to find specific treats for her to enjoy post-show. A report claims: "Iris had asked her team to track down specific cookies from one bakery and smoothies from another." This follows another report where a waitress claimed the model uttered the immortal line: "Do you know who I am?" while waiting for service in a New York restaurant - and an allegation Iris herself has reportedly slammed as "Fake news. The Mirror has approached her representatives for comment. Jude Law is the proud father of seven children, with Iris being his eldest daughter and his second-eldest child overall. He shares sons Rafferty, 29, and Rudy, 23, with Sadie, 16-year-old daughter Sophia with model Samantha Burke, and 10-year-old daughter Ada with former The Voice UK. contestant Catherine Harding. He has two further children with wife Phillipa Coan, whom he married in 2019 - but the couple have kept all details of the two out of the spotlight. Speaking about parenting in 2009, Jude told Parade magazine: "Being a daddy is what counts. I used to sleep until noon, but it's not so bad to have to get up at 7 and give them breakfast. My daughter made me realise that if there's anything that's going to make a man of you, it's having your will broken by a little girl." Jude has not shared his view on the nepo baby debate - a dispute among pop culture fans over the ease with which celebrities' children waltz into the entertainment business. Fellow British stars Liam and Noel Gallagher have shared views on the phenomenon as their own children became models and musicians. Noel's daughter Anaïs, 25, recently came under fire over her modelling and photography work - but the protective dad hit back, telling Xfm: "I think if you’re knowingly just giving your kids something to do and they aren’t really good at it, I don’t think that’s very healthy, but she wants to be a really good photographer... although she never stops talking." He added: "But the whole nepotism thing, it’s human nature to help your children out, innit? You know what I mean, but like I said they’ve got to be... they’ve got to be good at it." And Liam didn't mince his words when his own kids faced scrutiny, taking to X to blast his critics, writing: “All this snizzle about famous folks kids out earning a crust [at] least they’re not out mugging old people zip it ya jealous ugly f**ks LG x.” Liam’s son Lennon, 26 - who he shares with actress ex-wife Patsy Kensit - is a model who has worked for major brands including Saint Laurent menswear. His other son, Gene, 24, who he shares with All Saints singer ex-wife Nicole Appleton, is also a model and fronts the band Villanelle. Liam's formerly estranged daughter Molly Moorish, 27, is the daughter of singer-songwriter Lisa Moorish, who was in a band herself called Kill City. Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .
