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Who Is Halle Berry’s Partner?
Is there something you’d like to tell us, Halle Berry?!
The 50-year-old actress recently sparked pregnancy rumors after she stepped out on the red carpet at the 16th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball in LA on June 4 sporting what appears to be a baby bump!
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The Oscar winner was shining in a sequin dress and matching jacket, and proudly flaunted what many believe to be a bun in the oven, with her hands expertly framing her “bump.”
The news and speculation a possible third child — a claim that her rep recently denied, saying, “It is completely untrue. She is not pregnant” — has many people asking one question: Who would’ve fathered this would-be child?!
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Interestingly enough, Halle hasn’t gone public with a relationship or a partner since her highly publicized split from her third husband, Olivier Martinez (their divorce was finalized last December). She even made her feelings about the situation pretty clear when she rocked a “No More Boyfriends” t-shirt on Instagram!
Halle — who is proud mama to nine-year-old Nahla and three-year-old Maceo — has been married three times.
From 1993 to 1997, she was married to baseball pro David Justice, and then wed Eric Benét in 2001 only to divorce him four years later in 2005.
She was then very seriously involved with model Gabriel Aubry — the father of her daughter — from 2005 to 2010, though the two never exchanged vows. Most recently, she was married to Olivier Martinez, with whom she shares her young son, from 2013 until late last year.
“[As] women, we go into marriage thinking it’s going to last forever and that this is our prince on a shiny horse. That’s what fairy tales taught me as a kid…and I’m kind of anti-fairy tales today,” she confessed earlier this year of her many failed relationships. “I’ve often felt guilty and responsible. I’ve suffered a lot of pain and anguish. In every one of those situations as hard — and sometimes embarrassing — as it was, I learned so much about myself. Those relationships provided me with lessons that got me to where I am right now. For that, I am grateful. But it has been hard. It’s been a difficult part of my life.”
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