Judge blasts Stone's child Botox plan

According to Yahoo News actress Sharon Stone wanted her son to have his feet Botox-ed to stop them from smelling, a court judge has revealed.

According to court papers in the actress's custody case in which she requested to have her son Roan move from his father's San Francisco home to live with her in LA, the actress thought it would be a good idea for the 8-year-old to have a Botox injection - which in addition to being a wrinkle treatment also stops sweating - to cure his foot odour.

Stone's intended action was, unsurprisingly, considered an "over-reaction" and cited by the judge as an example of why the boy should stay with Phil Bronstein. "As the father appropriately noted, the simple and common sense approach of making sure Roan wore socks with his shoes and used foot deodorant corrected [the problem]," said the judge.

Stone's delegation of "parenting responsibilities" was also mentioned in the papers and her refusal to take part in counselling. The Basic Instinct star's conduct was described as "unacceptable" and not serving "the child's best interest".