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Mark Fish’s son Luke speaks about being physically and sexually abused during a childhood fuelled by drugs and wild parties

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Luke Fish has distanced himself from his dad’s name and now goes by Seth Omen. (Photo: Supplied)
Luke Fish has distanced himself from his dad’s name and now goes by Seth Omen. (Photo: Supplied)

He grew up in the public eye, the eldest son of one of South Africa’s most celebrated footballers and a woman who personified glamour from the top of her glossy head to the tips of her Jimmy Choos.

As a boy, Luke Fish was baby-faced and innocent looking, all tousled hair and boyish grins. But the young man here today looks nothing like the former child model he once was. He has a ring in his nose, a cigarette in his hand, a beanie hiding his hair and tattoos all over his arms, hands and torso. 

What’s more, he isn’t even going by the name Luke Fish anymore. He has completely reinvented himself and wants to be called by his alter-ego, Seth Omen.

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