Oh No! 83 Year Old Actor Al Pacino And 29 Year Old Noor Alfallah PART WAYS Just 3 Months After Having A Baby Boy!

Al Pacino and Noor Alfallah have ended their relationship following the birth of their three-year-old son, Roman Alfallah Pacino. Noor, aged 29, filed legal documents in Los Angeles, requesting full physical custody of Roman while also allowing Al Pacino, who is 83, reasonable visitation rights. She expressed her willingness to grant joint legal custody to Al, enabling him to participate in decisions regarding their child's education, religion, medical treatment, and more.

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Legal Custody Of Child

Interestingly, the legal filing unveiled a "voluntary declaration of parentage" document, which had been signed by both Noor and Al just six days after Roman's birth. This document, witnessed by a third party, acknowledged Al as the child's father.

In her legal request, Noor also asked Al to cover her attorney's fees and related expenses for the case. However, the specific child support amount was not mentioned in the documents, leaving it up to the court's discretion to make support orders.

Children And Old Partners

Al Pacino shares twins, Olivia Pacino and Anton James Pacino, aged 22, with Beverly D'Angelo, as well as a daughter named Julie Pacino, aged 33, with Jan Tarrant.

Notably, Noor Alfallah was linked to Al Pacino since April 2022, with their relationship reportedly starting during the Covid-19 pandemic. Prior to this, she was also associated with Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger from 2017 to 2018.

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Al Pacino's Relationship Status

Al Pacino, known for his high-profile relationships, has never been married. Although he didn't reveal the exact reasons for remaining unmarried, he once expressed his perspective, stating that marriage is a state of mind, not just a contract, and questioned the involvement of law enforcement in marital matters.