Halle Berry's baby daddy Gabriel Aubry continues to cause strife in her life over the custody battle with her daughter. Now he's just being spiteful. Deets below:
Via Daily Mail:
Halle Berry and her daughter Nahla enjoyed a walk in Palma, Mallorca with Halle's man, Olivier Martinez, 45.
Halle, also 45 , is busy shooting her new film "Cloud Atlas" on the Spanish island, but before the Academy Award actress left she struck an agreement over custody with with Nahla's father, Gabriel Aubry, 35.
According to TMZ, one of the conditions is that when Gabriel has the child, a nanny has to be present.
'We’re told Gabriel is now unhappy with the deal he struck, and wants the judge to remove the nanny clause,' TMZ reported.
So unhappy, in fact, that he headed to court this morning to have it overturned, according to the website.
Gabriel's lawyer, Gary Fishbein, argued his case in LA, while Halle's lawyer, Neal Hersh, countered.
A decision is expected shortly.
Halle, Olivier and Nahla seem to having a lovely time in Europe, although Berry broke her foot while chasing a goat.
According to America's People magazine, Halle was at her villa in Majorica on September 21st when she spotted Nahla getting into some trouble on the rocky terrain as she hotfooted it after a goat.
Concerned her little girl was going to hurt herself, Halle began chasing her in a bid to stop any injuries from occurring.
However, her desperation to keep Nahla safe meant Halle wasn't aware of her own footing, meaning she ended up stumbling over a rock and breaking her foot.
Halle was later seen being wheeled out of a local hospital with her leg in a cast.
In an official statement, Warner Bros, who are producing Cloud Atlas, explained the accident by saying: 'Halle Berry suffered a foot injury today while walking in Mallorca on a day off from filming Cloud Atlas.
Production has adjusted their schedule and will continue filming.'
Halle has apparently been told to stay off the foot for three weeks to allow it time
to heal.
Halle is among an ensemble cast starring in the big-screen adaptation of David Mitchell's novel Cloud Atlas - a collection of six different stories set between the 19th century to the post-apocalyptic future.
She plays journalist Luisa Rey who investigates reports of corruption and murder at a nuclear power plant.
A host of A-listers are taking part, including Tom Hanks, Susan Sarandon, Hugo Weaving and Hugh Grant.
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