Noor Alfallah’s son can be anything he wants to be when he grows up – but there’s one profession he might be well-suited for.
In an interview with Vogue Arabiathe Kuwaiti-American producer, 30, opened up for the first time about her son Roman, whom she welcomed in June with partner Al Pacino, 83. “Becoming a mom — to be honest — it’s bigger than I could have ever imagined,” Alfallah said. for the sheet.
“The novel has just been the greatest gift from God, a thousand times better than what I ever thought it would be. Every day when I look at it, I just know that I am so blessed. I say Mashallah, because I am a little superstitious.”
Alfallah notes that her son is a product of her cross-cultural Arab-American with Pacino’s Italian.
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Al Pacino to pay $30,000 a month in child support to Noor Alfallah, court documents reveal
“I think there are many similarities between Italians and Arabs,” she says. “And since he’s an Italian Arab, I think he’ll be a soccer player for sure. No, I’m just kidding. I don’t know. He can be whatever he wants.”
“His dad, of course, wants him to be whatever he wants to be… I think acting is in his genes after all,” admits the proud mom.
In November, Pacino and Alfallah finalized the terms of child support and custody of their son Romano. The two have agreed to joint legal custody of the child, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
Alfallah, the petitioner, will have primary physical custody of Roman with “reasonable rights of visitation and access to Roman.”
In addition, the two also agree to “facilitate contact (ie, via phone or FaceTime) between the non-custodial parent and Roman when Roman is in her/his custody until Roman is able to make such contact on his own.” ”
When it comes to child support, the documents acknowledge that Pacino “voluntarily paid various amounts … both before and after Roman’s birth” and that there were no current debts between the two.
As of September, Pacino must pay $30,000 a month in child support. In addition to that base amount, Pacino will pay “an additional Ostler/Smith percentage of 6% of the defendant’s ‘annual gross income’ in excess of $2,500,000 per calendar year.”
The paperwork also contains terms for the child’s future, stating that Pacino will contribute “an amount of $15,000 annually, beginning in 2023, to a 529 account to be opened in Romano’s name … for the purpose of Romano’s educational expenses or such other expenses as the parties may determine.” mutual agreement.”
Shortly after the custody agreement was filed, Pacino and Alfallah confirmed that they were still together.
“Al and Noor have successfully cooperated and reached an agreement regarding their child, Roman. They are still together,” the actor’s rep told PEOPLE in a statement at the time.
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