In an emotional interview with 60 Minutes Sunday, the &#39;Les Miserables&#39; actor, 44, opened up about his mother, Grace, moving across the world from Australia to England, reported Us magazine. <img alt="Hugh Jackman" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/dec/Jackman.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 471px;" /> Hugh Jackman &quot;I can remember the morning she left, it&#39;s weird the things you pick up,&quot; Jackman said with tears in his eyes. &quot;I remember her being in a towel around her head and saying goodbye, must have been the way she said goodbye. As I went off to school, when I came back, there was no one there in the house. The next day there was a telegram from England, Mom was there. And then that was it. I don&#39;t think she thought for a second it would be forever. I think she thought it was, &#39;I just need to get away, and I&#39;ll come back.&#39; Dad used to pray every night that Mom would come back.&quot; Jackman was the youngest of five, and his father, Chris, took of the responsibility of his children as a single parent. &quot;My father is a rock. My father is my rock. It&#39;s where I learned everything about loyalty, dependability, being there day in, day out, no matter what,&quot; he said.

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Hugh Jackman broke down in tears on a recent TV interview while recalling how his mother abandoned his family when he was 8 years old.

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