Halle Berry’s child support payments to Gabriel Aubry have been cut in half

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Halle Berry will have some extra cash on her hands as her monthly child support payments to her ex, Gabriel Aubry, have been slashed in half.

The Oscar winner was ordered to pay Aubry $16,000-a-month following the couple's split, so he could cover expenses for their 13-year-old daughter Nahla, but thanks to a new settlement, Halle now has to pay her ex $8,000-a-month.

As part of the deal, obtained by The Blast, Halle has agreed to pay “retroactive” support to Gabriel and cover Nahla's private school tuition and health insurance.

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Actress Halle Berry and boyfriend model Gabriel Aubry attend the “Perfect Stranger” premiere after party at TAO, April 10, 2007 in New York City. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Getty Images)

Berry has also agreed to pay Aubry additional child support if her income exceeds $1.95 million in any given year, and she must also contribute $5,000 to Gabriel’s attorney’s fees and costs.

The former couple has also agreed to exchange annual income information and tax returns, as well as other documents.

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Halle recently caused a stir on social media when she gave her opinion on child support and expressed her frustration at the “outdated” system.

“And it takes great strength everyday to pay it. And btw it's wrong and it's extortion,” she wrote on Instagram when a fan asked about her child support situation.

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Actress Halle Berry (R) and model Gabriel Aubry pose at the afterparty for the premiere of DreamWorks' “Things We Lost in the Fire” at the Egyptian Theater on October 15, 2007 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

“As for child support, I feel I can speak on it as I've been paying it for a decade now. I feel if a woman or a man is having to pay support that is way more than they reasonably need to help SUPPORT the child, I think that is wrong….

“The way many laws are set up, people are allowed to use children in order to be awarded money to live a lifestyle that not only did they not earn, but that is way above and beyond the child’s reasonable needs and that is ‘the wrong' and where I see the abuse.”


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