Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry have been locked in a contentious custody battle.


LOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Halle Berry and her ex Gabriel Aubry have called a truce after the Thanksgiving day brawl between Aubry and Berry's current fiance, Olivier Martinez.

Attorneys for Berry and Aubry were in court Thursday in Los Angeles over a restraining order issued against Aubry in the wake of the fight.

They announced that both sides had reached an "amicable" custody settlement following a closed door meeting.

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The former couple, who have a four-year-old daughter Nahla together, has been involved in a bitter custody dispute for months.

Last week, Berry took out an emergency protective order against Aubry following the Thanksgiving fight. It banned him from going near her, Nahla or Martinez.

The fight happened in the driveway of Berry's home as Aubry was dropping off Nahla.

It landed both Aubry and Martinez in the same hospital ER. Aubry was subsequently arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery, and then released on bail.

Aubry subsequently took out his own protective order against Martinez, who he says threatened to kill him during the fight, which left Aubry with broken ribs and a bruised face.

In court documents, Aubry claimed he was about to get in his car to leave when Martinez told him they needed to talk.



Aubry claimed it all happened so fast that he was unable to defend himself. He offered as evidence photos of his unmarked hands.

Aubry also alleged that, during the attack, Martinez threatening him, yelling, "You cost us 3 million dollars. When you see the judge, you're going to tell him you're going to Paris or I'm going to kill you."

The remarks reportedly refer to Berry's expensive and failed bid to move Nahla to Martinez's native France.

Since ending the relationship, Berry and Aubry have fought over whether Berry should have primary custody or joint custody with Aubry.



Aubry is scheduled to appear in court in connection with the Thanksgiving incident on Dec. 13.