Al Pacino opens up about becoming a dad again at 84 in new memoir – while moving in with Noor Alballa, 30, Bill Maher, 68

When Al Pacino welcomed his fourth child – 16-month-old son Roman Alfalla Pacino – last year, he realized that fatherhood feels the same whether you're 30 or 84.

'It's always like that. It's always the same. It's a minor miracle. That's all I can say,' the Ettakani acting legend told People on Thursday.

'Having children is wonderful. For me, I loved it. It changed me, if you will, for the better. It changed my life. The idea that you are giving your attention to other human beings who are your children… there is love.

Last week, Al (born Alfredo) told the New York Times that little Roman 'has come into the world a little more now. He is learning things.'

Pacino remains 'good friends and co-parents' with Babymama #3 despite the recent end of their two-year May-December romance with Noor Alfallah.

The octogenarian acting legend told PEOPLE on Thursday: 'It's always the same. It's always the same. It's a minor miracle. That's all I can say…having kids is awesome. For me, I loved it. It changed me, if you will, for the better. It changed my life. The idea that you're giving your attention to other human beings who are your children… there's love' (pictured in 2023).

The Apprentice executive producer has been on 'several dates' with Real Time host Bill Maher, who, at 68, is 38 years her senior.

One thing Noor is clear about is older men, having previously romanced 63-year-old Holdings/Institute founder Nicolas Berggruen and 81-year-old Rolling Stone frontman Mick Jagger.

The Knox Goes Away actor also fathered daughter Julie – who turns 35 next Wednesday – with acting coach John Tarrant and 23-year-old fraternal twins (Anton and Olivia) with Emmy nominee Beverly D'Angelo.

He famously never married, but he left the likes of Diane Keaton, Jill Clayburgh, Penelope Ann Miller, Kathleen Quinlan, Lyndall Hobbs and Lucila Sola.

Next Tuesday, Penguin Press will publish Pacino's first memoir, Sonny Boy, and he'll also narrate an e-book/audiobook that could earn him a Grammy.

The Harlem-born New Yorker is just one Grammy away from elite EGOT status after winning two Tony Awards, an Oscar and two Emmy Awards for his many performances from 1969-2004.

Al was nicknamed 'Sonny' as a rebellious teenager in a high school drama in Manhattan, made famous in Alan Parker's 1980 film Fame.

Pacino eventually learned acting from Lee Strasberg at The Actors Studio (of which he remains co-head to this day) and began appearing in Off-Broadway plays.

Last week, Al (née Alfredo) told the New York Times that little Roman 'is a little more into the world now. He's learning things' (Noor Alballa with Roman in March)

Despite recently ending their two-year May-December romance with Babymama #3 Noor Alballah, Pacino remains 'good friends and co-parents' (published Tuesday)

The Apprentice executive producer has been on 'multiple dates' with Real Time host Bill Maher (R, pictured March 10) who, at 68, is 38 years her senior.

The Knox Goes Away actor also fathered daughter Julie – who turns 35 next Wednesday – with acting coach John Tarrant and 23-year-old fraternal twins (Anton and Olivia) with Emmy nominee Beverly D'Angelo (pictured in L, 2023)

Next Tuesday, Penguin Press will release Sonny Boy, Al's first memoir, and he'll also be narrating an ebook/audiobook that could earn him a Grammy.

On September 18, the Bad Bunny Video star was spotted on the LA set of Bernard Rose's William Shakespeare-inspired play Lear Rex alongside Peter Dinklage and Stephen Dorff as King Lear.

The Bad Bunny video star went on to star in many blockbuster films including The Godfather Trilogy, Dog Day Afternoon, Scarface, Scent of a Woman, Glengarry Glen Ross, Heat, Tony Brasco, The Devil's Advocate and Once Upon a Time. In Hollywood.

Al has been honored with a Kennedy Center Honor, an American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, and a National Merit for the Arts.

In 2006, Pacino previously wrote a fully accredited 288-page biography of author Lawrence Grobel.

On September 18, The Hunters actor was spotted playing King Lear alongside Peter Dinklage and Stephen Dorff on the LA set of Bernard Rose's William Shakespeare-inspired play Lear Rex.