In response to the report that court documents obtained by TMZ included statements a Superior Court judge made that Sharon Stone asked that her son Roan Bronstein receive Botox treatments to treat "food odor," the Basic Instinct actress has released a statement refuting the claim.
Attorney for the actress, Martin Singer, released a statement to Entertainment Tonight which said:
This week it was reported in connection with Sharon Stone's custody dispute that she wanted to have her young 8 year-old son undergo Botox treatment at this time for his feet. Sharon Stone never made this statement. It is a complete fabrication.
I noticed that what she is refuting is an admission of guilt. Maybe I'm reaching here, but perhaps if the woman didn't act so damn crazy all the time, it would be easier to believe her.
Attorney for the actress, Martin Singer, released a statement to Entertainment Tonight which said:
This week it was reported in connection with Sharon Stone's custody dispute that she wanted to have her young 8 year-old son undergo Botox treatment at this time for his feet. Sharon Stone never made this statement. It is a complete fabrication.
I noticed that what she is refuting is an admission of guilt. Maybe I'm reaching here, but perhaps if the woman didn't act so damn crazy all the time, it would be easier to believe her.
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devil says:
When it comes to custody disputes, I tend to doubt that either side is telling the whole truth. Too much at stake.
No wonder so many celebs just adopt kids on their own (as Stone did with her other two kids). Then they don't have to put the kids through a custody fight with another parent.
Nifty says:
I've just scrolled down since the most recent entry, and my question is .."What's UP??" The moment I can't tell the typos from the fag-speak, I know something is. Get it together!! Argghh