Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry battled it out in a courtroom on Monday over their custody agreement of three-year-old Nahla.
Halle wanted to restrict Gabriel from having his visitation rights with their daughter and also requested a restraining order after the alleged shoving incident between him and her nanny.
After meeting with both parents, however, social workers recommended that no changes be made in their current custody agreement, which the judge is likely to agree with. He’ll also most likely deny Halle’s request to receive a restraining order.
An insider says:
“Social workers recommended that absolutely no changes be made in the current custody agreement, which the judge gives tremendous weight and consideration to. Halle and Gabriel essentially have joint custody of Nahla. DCFS found absolutely no basis to the claims that Gabriel physically assaulted the nanny, or has ever physically abused Nahla.
There was nothing found to substantiate the nanny’s claims, and social workers felt that a restraining order that Halle was seeking wasn’t necessary, and would actually harm Nahla by keeping her from her father.”
A law enforcement source also added that:
“Gabriel Aubry is unlikely to be charged with any crime in relation to the police report the nanny filed.”
As we mentioned earlier, they are recommending that Gabriel and Halle receive parenting classes together and counseling for little Nahla, which is something we completely agree with!
If anything, these two need open communication here. Denying Nahla from seeing her father WOULD ultimately hurt her in the end. Just set your egos aside and become parents!!!
[Image via WENN.]
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