Al Pacino Allegedly Calls Bill Maher 'A Snake' For Meeting Up With Ex Noor Alfallah

The glittering, often bizarre, social landscape of Hollywood has been set alight by an unverified report that drags three major figures—an acting legend, his younger former partner, and a famous television host—into an awkward triangle of alleged jealousy.

Sources claim that cinematic icon Al Pacino has grown increasingly frustrated by the renewed social meetups between his former partner, Noor Alfallah, and controversial political television host Bill Maher, following a string of recent sightings in Los Angeles.

The tabloid Globe made the striking, though uncorroborated, claim that the 85-year-old Oscar winner privately referred to Maher as 'a snake' after the pair were spotted socialising.

While no reputable outlet has corroborated these explosive claims, and none of the individuals involved has commented publicly, the unverified story has instantly sparked speculation about the complicated co-parenting dynamic between Pacino, 32-year-old Alfallah, and Maher, 69.

Pacino and Alfallah continue to co-parent their two-year-old son, Roman, adding a layer of sensitivity to the situation that the alleged tension only exacerbates.

Al Pacino's Alleged Frustration With Bill Maher's Friendship

According to the unnamed insiders cited in the Globe report, Alfallah and Maher were recently spotted together leaving a social gathering in West Hollywood. The pair initially reportedly met in 2022, before Alfallah and Pacino's son, Roman, was born in 2023.

Pacino and Alfallah's relationship, which drew widespread media attention due to their significant age difference, became public in 2022 before ending in 2023, when the pair reached a custody and child support agreement for their young son.

The tabloid claims that Pacino has described the situation with Maher as uncomfortable, portraying himself as protective of his dynamic with Noor despite their romantic split. The alleged insults are highly inflammatory: Pacino is claimed to have privately referred to Maher as 'a snake' and 'a wolf in sheep's clothing.'

It must be noted, however, that these specific remarks and the actor's alleged feelings cannot be independently confirmed. The publication asserts that Pacino views Maher's renewed presence around Alfallah as suspect, though there is absolutely no evidence that supports this interpretation, and there is certainly no public record of Pacino making such comments about the political satirist.

Both Alfallah and Maher have maintained to their associates that they are 'just friends', despite the renewed speculation following their latest outing. The same tabloid claims Alfallah continues to see Pacino regularly due to their shared parenting responsibilities and reportedly still speaks positively of the actor.

Insiders cited in the speculative article further suggest that Alfallah is attempting to manage a 'tricky situation'—wanting to avoid fuelling the rumour mill while remaining considerate of Pacino's feelings as they continue to navigate co-parenting Roman. Neither Alfallah nor her representatives have confirmed any of these claims.

The Problem With Unverified Claims About Al Pacino's Personal Life

This entire narrative, currently dominating celebrity headlines, is rooted exclusively in tabloid commentary and lacks the crucial layer of independent verification.

Bill Maher, 69, has long been a major fixture on American television as the host of Real Time with Bill Maher and has not publicly addressed any rumours linking him romantically or otherwise controversially to Alfallah. He is well-known for his own complex dating life, which has often been scrutinised by the media.

As of now, there is zero independent evidence supporting the claims that Pacino is genuinely upset with Maher, nor is there any solid detail confirming that Alfallah and Maher are anything other than casual social acquaintances moving in the same high-society Los Angeles circles. The allegations of emotional tension, private insults, and fallout originate exclusively from Globe, a publication with a clear history of publishing speculative celebrity reporting.

The core issue here is the danger of unverified rumours, especially when they involve private matters like co-parenting and personal feelings. Until Pacino, Maher, or Alfallah choose to address the rumours directly—which seems highly unlikely given their general preference for privacy—the entire narrative remains completely unverified.

It should therefore be viewed as tabloid-sourced speculation, driven solely by a desire to create drama around the high-profile relationship of Al Pacino, rather than accepted as fact.