The high-profile custody battle between former supermodel Adriana Karembeu and her ex-husband, tech entrepreneur Aram Ohanian, has taken a dramatic new turn as Karembeu escalates her legal fight in Morocco.

In a series of escalating legal moves, Karembeu has accused Ohanian of theft, blackmail, and the unauthorized dissemination of private photos. The latest development comes as the couple, still legally married but separated for years, remain locked in a bitter dispute over their 8-year-old daughter, Nina, who primarily resides in Marrakech.

Karembeu has now turned to Moroccan courts, alleging that Ohanian has engaged in a pattern of behavior that includes theft of personal data and break-ins. According to reports, the former couple’s legal feud has expanded beyond Monaco and Paris, now playing out in Morocco as well. Karembeu’s legal team has filed complaints detailing serious allegations, including the theft and sharing of intimate photos, which she says were taken without her consent and distributed among their inner circle.

“Mon mari m’a pris ces photos,” Karembeu told media outlets, emphasizing the severity of the breach of trust. The accusations add to a growing list of disputes, including claims of violence, emotional abuse, and attempts to undermine her relationship with their daughter.

Ohanian, in response, has reportedly filed his own legal complaints, accusing Karembeu of neglecting her parental duties. The couple’s divorce proceedings, already contentious, have now become a multi-front legal war, with each side seeking to gain the upper hand in courtrooms across Europe and North Africa.

Karembeu’s latest legal actions reflect the intensity of a custody battle that has become increasingly personal and public. As the case unfolds, the focus remains on protecting their daughter and resolving a marriage that has unraveled amid accusations of betrayal and legal maneuvering.

For Karembeu, the stakes are high—not just in terms of custody, but also in preserving her privacy and reputation in the face of what she describes as a relentless campaign of harassment and intimidation.

With the legal battle now spanning three countries, the case continues to draw widespread attention, underscoring the complexities of high-profile divorces and the personal toll they can take on all involved.