Al Pacino Ordered to Pay Monthly Child Support to Girlfriend

Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino, aged 83, has been ordered to provide monthly child support payments of $30,000 (Dh110,189.40) to his girlfriend, Noor Alfallah, as reported in the media.

The couple welcomed their child, Ronan, in June of the current year. It’s noteworthy that there exists a substantial age gap of 54 years between the two.

Details of the Child Support Agreement:

The custody arrangement includes an initial payment of $110,000 (Dh404,027.80) and the monthly support of $30,000. 

Furthermore, Al Pacino must allocate $15,000 (Dh55,094.70) annually to an education fund for his son. At the end of the year, Alfallah is entitled to receive $90,000 (Dh330,568.20) in additional funds, according to The Independent.

The agreement has been reached amicably, with the couple working together to establish these terms. 

The child support amount was determined based on Al Pacino’s reported annual income of $2.5 million (Dh9,182,450).

Al Pacino and Noor Alfallah have joint custody of their five-month-old son, Ronan. The primary custody of their child, Rohan, is entrusted to Alfallah.

Relationship and Previous Children:

While there were rumors of a split in September, the couple was seen together in Los Angeles in late October. 

Al Pacino, renowned for his iconic roles in films such as The Godfather franchise, Scarface, Scent of a Woman, and The Irishman, has a history of fatherhood. 

Ronan is his fourth child; he shares twins Anton and Olivia, aged 22, with ex-partner Beverly D’Angelo, and he also has a 33-year-old daughter, Julie Marie, with his former girlfriend and acting coach, Jan Tarrant.