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Halle Berry’s ex-husband Olivier Martinez stormed out of court Tuesday during closed testimony in their domestic violence restraining order hearing.
Page Six can exclusively report that Martinez, 60, exited the courtroom at at Los Angeles County Superior Court looking agitated and distressed alongside his lawyer, Patrick Baghdaserians.
Martinez could be heard using profanity during an animated discussion with Baghdaserians regarding testimony before the two made their way to the restroom, returning roughly five minutes later.
Jon Hay — a staff member at the school Berry and Martinez’s 13-year-old son, Maceo, attends — was set to testify in closed court Tuesday. Hay previously raised concerns about Maceo’s behavior at school, according to a recent court filing.
Berry, 60, also took the stand Tuesday. Martinez, 60, is scheduled to testify as well.
As Page Six previously reported, the former couple has maintained their distance throughout their court appearances, with both trading cold glares Monday.
Maceo testified for nearly four hours during the first day of the hearing, with Berry’s 18-year-old daughter, Nahla Aubry, set to testify later this week.
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