'I'm thrilled about the baby': Al Pacino sets the record straight on rumours

Al Pacino
It was claimed that following the announcement of Noor's pregnancy, he had demanded a paternity test as he didn't believe he could be the father. Photo: Instagram/@alpacino40

Los Angeles: Hollywood star Al Pacino has finally spoken out after the recent revelation of his girlfriend, who is 29 years old, being pregnant with his child.

The 'Scarface' star, 83, is set to become a dad for the fourth time, but the news was said to have come as a shock to him, with his relationship with Noor Alfallah reportedly less than a year old, reports Mirror.co.uk.

However, he has moved to shut down rumours that he was unhappy with the news of the impending arrival and instead labelled it a "special" occasion. The Hollywood icon, who has three children with two other women, was out on a stroll in Los Angeles when he was questioned about becoming a father again.

In a video obtained by Mail Online, the actor explained the significance of the news. "It's very special," he gushed when asked whether he was excited to be welcoming another baby into the world. "It always has been. I've got many kids. But this is really special coming at this time," he continued.

Mirror.co.uk further states that he also confessed the duo do not know the gender of their unborn child. Further squashing claims that he isn't looking forward to fatherhood again in his veteran years, a source told the publication he "could not be happier" with the news.

It was claimed that following the announcement of Noor's pregnancy, he had demanded a paternity test as he didn't believe he could be the father.

It was said that he thought medical issues he had would "commonly prevent a man from impregnating a woman."

TMZ reported at the time that while he had his reservations, a DNA test showed that he was indeed the dad. He is already dad to 22-year-old twins Olivia Pacino and Anton James Pacino with his ex, Beverly D'Angelo, while he shares 33-year-old daughter Julie Pacino with Jan Tarrant.
(With IANS inputs)

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