Sharon Stone Denies Force-Feeding Son Botox


Following Sharon Stone's recent custody loss of her son Roan, it was reported on Tuesday that one of the 'bad mommy' points was her desire to inject BOTOX into her sons feet....as a solution to his alleged odor problem.

Because, in Sharon's mind, Botox is a modern-day remedy for all ailments.  Got sagging skin?  Botox.  Got a headache?  Botox!  Smelly body parts?  Botox, baby! 

Unfortunately for Sharon though, the judge didn't share her enthusiasm for toxin injections, deeming her obsession an 'overreaction' that is 'painfully real for her child' (um, literally. Needles = pain).

However.  If her vendetta against China has taught us anything, it's that Sharon knows how to get back at the bad people who do the bad things (in this case: the judge).

So this week the 50-year-old actress hired a big scary lawyer to take care of business..namely, by shifting the blame back onto the judge.  Sharons's attorney, Marty Singer, announced yesterday:

  • '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. Sharon loves her son Roan and only wants the best for him.'


Now call me crazy, but it seems a bit more likely that the legal system will believe an appointed judge than Sharon Stone, but these Hollywood lawyers can pull some shady tricks when they want to win.  Like seriously if this judge suddenly has a heart attack, you and I know what's up.

But no rush.  Sharon is still enjoying her mini vacay from motherhood.  Click any photo below to see the unashamed actress blissfully enjoying lunch with a friend at Le Clafoutis in West Hollywood yesterday.  



 




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