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This is just so sad. Paul Nassif is clearly harmless and it’s so quite obvious he would never intentionally want to hurt his children. When RHOBH star Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif first filed for divorce, they wanted to make things as clean as possible for the children but Adrienne keeps making it messier!
Adrienne continues to claim that Paul is abusive with their children adding that there was a bathroom incident where Paul hit one of their children for peeing on his brother in the bath. Paul denies these claims and says he simply picked up his child and directed him to the toilet! These claims resulted Paul to be accused of child abuse and ordered to stay away from them. The department of child and family services have officially completed their investigation with Paul and found absolutely nothing against him.
According to TMZ, Paul showed up to court yesterday with his letter from DCFS which says that Adrienne’s claims are “unfounded.” The judge then gave Paul two supervised visits with his three sons and scheduled another hearing on October 9 where Paul will fight for joint custody.
A source close to Paul tells People, “He is delighted and continues to hope that the children will be able to spend significant time with both parents and grow up and experience as normal a childhood as they can.”
And Adrienne’s rep state she is comfortable with the courts decision and is happy Paul will get to see their children with supervision.
It’s so sad that it’s gone this far. I don’t believe Paul will harm his children and I think it’s only normal if a kid gets a spanking for doing something wrong. Parent’s can lose their patience and sometimes punish their children in that way. Do you believe Adrienne’s claims? Do you think it’s fair that Paul is getting supervised visits? Do you think Paul is physical?
This is just so sad. Paul Nassif is clearly harmless and it’s so quite obvious he would never intentionally want to hurt his children. When RHOBH star Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif first filed for divorce, they wanted to make things as clean as possible for the children but Adrienne keeps making it messier!
Adrienne continues to claim that Paul is abusive with their children adding that there was a bathroom incident where Paul hit one of their children for peeing on his brother in the bath. Paul denies these claims and says he simply picked up his child and directed him to the toilet! These claims resulted Paul to be accused of child abuse and ordered to stay away from them. The department of child and family services have officially completed their investigation with Paul and found absolutely nothing against him.
According to TMZ, Paul showed up to court yesterday with his letter from DCFS which says that Adrienne’s claims are “unfounded.” The judge then gave Paul two supervised visits with his three sons and scheduled another hearing on October 9 where Paul will fight for joint custody.
A source close to Paul tells People, “He is delighted and continues to hope that the children will be able to spend significant time with both parents and grow up and experience as normal a childhood as they can.”
And Adrienne’s rep state she is comfortable with the courts decision and is happy Paul will get to see their children with supervision.
It’s so sad that it’s gone this far. I don’t believe Paul will harm his children and I think it’s only normal if a kid gets a spanking for doing something wrong. Parent’s can lose their patience and sometimes punish their children in that way. Do you believe Adrienne’s claims? Do you think it’s fair that Paul is getting supervised visits? Do you think Paul is physical? No, the Department of Child and Family Services completed their investigation and found no evidence of child abuse against Paul Nassif.
Currently, Paul Nassif has been granted two supervised visits with his three sons. Another hearing is scheduled for October 9, where Paul will fight for joint custody.
: Adrienne’s representative stated that she is comfortable with the court’s decision and is happy that Paul will get to see their children with supervision.
