Al Pacino became the father of little Roman on June 6, but his partner Noor Alfallah has now filed for full physical custody of the child.
It took just three months to welcome his first child, the result of his relationship with Al Pacino, for his girlfriend Noor Alfallah to generate a sc*ndal within the world of entertainment. The producer requested full custody of the little baby, unleashing alarms and versions of crisis with the acclaimed actor.
Noor Alfallah, 29, filed a petition to prove the parental relationship of the Oscar winner, 83, with her son, according to several American media reports. She had access to these court documents, sparking rumors that she was separating from Al Pacino.
It should be noted that this petition is commonly used by unmarried couples who have children together, to establish custody of the children, visits, and maintenance expenses derived from their upbringing.
In this case, although Noor Alfallah requested physical custody of little Roman Pacino, she is willing to grant Al Pacino “reasonable visitation” rights and requested to share legal custody, sharing important decisions such as the child's education and medical treatment.
The production company also asks that the actor pay his legal fees and any other costs of the legal process. In his application, he also included a copy of a signed “voluntary declaration of paternity,” proving that he is the biological father.
Currently, the status of the couple is unknown. Some media point to a possible crisis and distancing after the legal steps initiated by the production company and its request to obtain full custody of the minor.
The specific fact that would go against the crisis theory is that both have been seen together on several occasions in recent months. Visits to restaurants, different walks, and more activities that they shared, both as a couple and as parents of the child.
“Al and Noor have worked together successfully and have reached mutual agreements regarding their son Roman,” Stan Rosenfield, a representative for the interpreter, told.
