Halle Berry Just Rocked a Mini-Dress on the Red Carpet and No One Believes She’s 51
Work it, Halle Berry! The brunette bombshell hit the red carpet at the Icon Mann Pre-Oscar Dinner in Beverly Hills on Tuesday, Feb. 27 — and looked stunning in a mini-dress. Watch the video above to see her look!
Halle graced the event in a tight, low-cut silver number that perfectly showed off her slim figure. She paired the sexy look with a pair of strappy silver sandals. She kept her tresses straight, which completed the look perfectly. But, what about a date for the star?
Truth be told, she looks better than ever following her recent breakup! The now-single actress recently split with boyfriend Alex da Kid after just five months of dating.
“Halle broke up with Alex smack in the middle of their romantic getaway in Bora-Bora,” an insider recently told In Touch, adding that she realized it wasn’t working during their trip, so she booked an unexpected flight home. “Halle decided he was too young and his communication skills were terrible. She said she needs someone who can think for themselves and is mature, smart and all-around adventurous.” The source added, “The last thing Halle needs is to be in a long-term relationship with a man who doesn’t express himself well.”
Following her split, Halle is focusing on being a mom to her two kids, who she once revealed to Closer Weekly are “the biggest part of me.” She recently opened up about balancing her career along with motherhood with Nahla, 9, and Maceo. 4. “You don’t ever balance it completely,” Halle told People. “It’s a constant struggle of a little more time there, a little more time here, and feeling a little bit guilty all the time.” We can’t wait until Halle’s children are old enough to join her on the red carpet!
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