Throughout the history of the music game, there have been countless tales of scandal and unexpected relationships. One such story involves former Death Row Records producer, Kurt Kobane, who shared some wild revelations about the Death Row Records founder, Suge Knight, during an interview with “The Art of Dialogue.”

According to Kobane, Suge Knight, had quite the love life, and one of the celebrity women he was rumored to have been involved with was none other than legendary actress, Halle Berry. Yeah, we know…the oil-and-water mixture of those two is uh…interesting.

Anywho, in the interview, Kobane shed some light on Suge Knight’s life during that era, describing him as a young millionaire with access to Hollywood’s elite. Kobane claims that he came across love letters from Halle Berry while clearing out certain items after Knight’s incarceration. He even mentioned witnessing Berry’s presence at the studio, although he wasn’t entirely sure of the purpose at the time:

“You’ve gotta understand who Suge Knight was at this time,” Kurt Kobane said. “He was a young dude, millionaire plus, so he had access to all the Hollywood women. There was love letters that we found after Suge went to jail when he wanted us to clear out certain things, there was love letters from Halle Berry. I seen those love letters. I seen Halle Berry at the studio, I just didn’t know what she was there for. She was into him at the time.”

But Berry wasn’t the only famous woman reportedly linked to the Death Row Records scene. According to Kobain, several high-profiled women consistently called Death Row Records headquarters for Tupac, including TLC’s Left Eye. He also claims seeing the presence of actress, Salli Richardson, during that time. Richardson allegedly later went on to date Tupac.

And there ya’ have it I Love Old School Music family! Kurt Kobane’s reported first-hand experience of the ’90s-era Death Row Records, where larger-than-life personalities and unexpected connections were reportedly the norm.

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In 1991, Halle Berry officially began making noise in Hollywood, as Samuel Jackson’s ‘crackhead girlfriend’ in “Jungle Fever.” Her role was kinda small, but her performance was memorable. Word on the Old School curb is that she poured so much blood, sweat, and dedication into her role, that she refused to bathe for weeks, in order to give off the authenticity of being a homeless crackhead. She was THAT serious about it. Apparently, there was another topic she took seriously and it sparked a heated confrontation with director, Spike Lee, on the set.

Halle Berry Revealed What Led To Argument With Spike Lee

In the autobiography, “Halle Berry: A Biography of an Oscar-Winning Actress,” the argument between Halle and Spike was discussed. It seems to have involved the topic of her half Black/half White biracial heritage and her parents:

Jungle Fever was a hit. It made money and was praised by critics. But their same critics had differing views of Jungle Fever’s message. Some thought the theme was that it is foolish for people to be disturbed by interracial romance in the face of more important issues, such as crime and drugs. Others thought Lee was saying that interracial romances simply did not work, a view Berry didn’t agree with. Off camera, Berry got into an argument with Spike Lee. “He said my parents divorced because Black/White love can never work. I told Spike that that was just his warped and twisted point of view. The reality was that my parents loved each other…they split up because of my father’s drinking.”

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That made for a tense moment behind the scenes and tapped a nerve within Halle, that Spike probably had no idea existed in her at that time.

Halle Details Racism She & Sister  Endured As Kids As A Result Of Being Biracial

In years that followed “Jungle Fever,” Halle’s made it no secret that she has encountered many racial issues, which have molded her life and personality. For example, in a prior interview with People (see below video), Halle opened up about how she and her sister were teased and subjected to racism throughout her high school years in Bedford, Ohio. According to Halle, it all started after they’d switched schools and began attending Bedford High School, which she says was a predominantly White, with “like 3 [Black students] out of 2500 students.”

Halle Berry: “Now, all of a sudden we were in an all-white school with all-white kids. I got bullied a little bit…because of the color of my skin and at that time we were ‘Oreos,'” Halle said, referencing her and her sister’s biracial (half Caucasian, half African American) heritage. My need to please and my desire to achieve was because I was constantly trying to prove that I was as good as the other white students,” she explained. “I felt very less than and I thought if I could beat them at everything, then I can be as good as them. Subsequently, that taught me how to win in life.”

Halle’s schoolmates actually viewed her as the opposite of what she’s saying. Some of Halle’s classmates’ reactions to her racial claims, were reported by PJ Media.

One of her former White classmates brought up the fact that Halle was voted prom queen of their high school:

Rachel W.: “Class of ’86 here…..I didn’t know Halle personally so while I certainly can’t speak to her individual experience I can speak to how I looked at her and how all of my friends looked at her in high school. My female friends (black and white) and I thought she was gorgeous and wanted to look like her while my male friends (black and white) had massive crushes on her and wanted to date her. Curious also that she left out the fact she was elected Prom Queen by the entire student body, black and white.”

Another one shared the same sentiments:

Shannon T: “I remember everyone always being in awww of Hallie. She was always gorgeous and everyone seemed to look up to her.”

The point is that people oftentimes make assumptions, when looking from the outside in.  Simply because others did not walk in Halle’s shoes, doesn’t mean that it didn’t happen in the way that she experienced it, as opposed to the way they presumed it to be. That’s something Spike Lee probably realized about Halle, after their reportedly heated convo.’ Good thing is they long ago got over their differences and are hella cool now. We all live and we learn.

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It’s no secret that Halle Berry is a phenomenal actress, but celebs – just like us regular folk – oftentimes also have shortcomings in other areas of their lives. For Halle, her not-so-great area has been her luck with men.

After a few failed marriages and/or public relationships, Halle had finally seemed to find ‘the one,’ when she dated her then-boyfriend, Gabriel Aubry, in 2006. Two years after the birth of their (now-14-year-old) daughter, Nahla, the couple parted like the Red Sea in 2010. By 2014, Halle was deservingly blasting Gabriel in court, for reportedly attempting to alter their then-6-year-old daughter’s looks to make her seem more European and less African American. In her testimony, Halle- who is White and Black- also revealed that Gabriel called her a “nig*er!” Nope, that is not a typo ILOSM fam’…although we wish it was. Anywho, read on to see what transpired…

Halle: ‘My Ex Called Me A Ni&&er’

According to Mail Online, during the former couple’s custody battle, Halle provided L.A. County Superior Court Judge, Mark Juhas, with a personal note Gabriel had previously written her, in which he called her a “nig*er.” It was her attempt to prove Aubrey has some disdain for African Americans.

Via MO: [Judge Juhas] said: The racial epithet made by Petitioner [Gabriel Aubry] was and is completely and totally unacceptable. Nahla is a child of both of these parents, making this sort of comment about Respondent [Halle Berry] affect the very core and being of Nahla. And when Petitioner attacked Respondent for what she is and who she is, he was attacking Nahla because Nahla is part Respondent. And Nahla is part Petitioner. So when Petitioner did those things, that does serious damage to Nahla because he is attacking her core being, who she is.”

Halle Testified About Gabriel Changing Their Daughter’s Features

Then came Halle’s testimony, in which Gabriel’s “ni&&er” letter supported her claims – that he changed the texture and color of their daughter’s hair to blonde, because he doesn’t want her to look so African American Wow! Halle claimed Gabriel dyed Nahla’s hair blonde and straightened her hair texture when she was reportedly a toddler:

Via DailyMail– In her testimony, Halle said: “I strongly feel that Gabriel’s same underlying attitude is at the root in the changes which only he could have been causing to our daughter’s hair.” She told how she had secured scientific evidence to prove she is not “delusional,” as Gabriel had called her, “about the extensive damage and the changes to the texture and color of Nahla’s hair that were observed by me. I was not willing to allow this to be a ‘he said-she said’ dispute.” And she noted: “I continue to worry about the potential psychological and physical damage to Nahla that can be caused by the use of chemical hair treatments and the psychological message that it conveys to Nahla, and to implore the court to put a stop to Gabriel’s attempts to alter our daughter’s appearance and most probably cause her to wonder why her natural appearance is not good enough.”

According to one source close to Halle, “Halle kept asking and asking Gabriel about Nahla’s hair and he kept denying it. … Halle then filed the court papers and Nahla’s curls came back.”

The judge ultimately ruled that neither Gabriel, nor Halle can alter the natural texture, color of their child’s hair — which is all Halle was asking for from the jump:

In the court docs, Halle stated “I want both Gabriel and I to make decisions together that affect our daughter, her growth, her development and her general welfare.”

Mended Fences?

In recent years, Halle and Gabriel seemingly came to more peaceful terms, after being spotted cordially co-parenting Nahla at her sporting event.

For the sake of their biracial daughter, hopefully Gabriel Aubry is doing intense self-work to remove any deeply embedded toxic views about African Americans from his apparently brainwashed psyche. Wishing them the best going forward.

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Angela Bassett has starred in a number of memorable films throughout her career. From groundbreaking films like The Jacksons: The American Dream, Malcolm X, and What’s Love Got To Do With It to romantic classics like Waiting to Exhale, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, and Jumping the Broom the list goes on and on. She’s also won numerous awards for her work on and off the screen. But, there’s one highly lauded role Angela said she would have never taken despite the recognition it garnered. Her answer was straight forward, but some felt that it was also a dash of shade on the side. We appreciate Angela for giving her honest opinion though. See what she said below.

ANGELA ON HALLE’S ROLE: “I WASN’T GOING TO BE A PROSTITUTE ON FILM”

Remember Halle Berry’s Oscar-winning role for Monster’s Ball? Well it turns out that Angela Bassett was offered the role first, but she turned it down and made it very clear that’s a role she would have never touched with a ten foot pole…

According to Entertainment Weekly, not too long after Halle Berry won her Oscar for the Monster’s Ball role, Angela shared her opinion of the role with them. For those who haven’t seen Monster’s Ball, Halle Berry turned heads with her sizzling sex scene alongside Billy Bob Thorton. The scene was definitely Halle like you’ve never seen her before. Because of the scene’s explicit nature, Angela Bassett said it was just a role she would have had to decline, hands down and referred to is the role of a “prostitute.”

“I wasn’t going to be a prostitute on film,” [Bassett] says. … ”I couldn’t do that because it’s such a stereotype about black women and sexuality.” She says, ”Film is forever. It’s about putting something out there you can be proud of 10 years later. I mean, Meryl Streep won Oscars without all that.”

Obviously, Halle’s role in Monster’s Ball was that of a struggling single mother who worked as a waitress, but Angela reference to Halle’s role as a “prostitute” in the film, is clearly where some say the shade came in.

ANGELA THEN SOMEWHAT CLEARED UP HER “PROSTITUTE” DESCRIPTION…

”I can’t and don’t begrudge Halle [on] her success,” Bassett says. ”It wasn’t the role for me, but I told her she’d win, and I told her to go get what was hers. Of course I want one, too. I would love to have an Oscar. But it has to be for something I can sleep with at night.”

AWARD WORTHY?

Although Halle Berry became the first African-American woman to win an Oscar for “Best Actress,” for her work in Monster’s Ball, many fans were actually shocked. We all know Halle is quite talented and deserving of the award like many other African-Americans. But, many fans were shocked she won for that particular role since Halle has done a number of other films that were more worthy of an Oscar than Monster’s Ball. Thoughts ILOSM fam?’

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Halle Berry is known for many things- her beauty, her phenomenal acting skills, and unfortunately for her track record of not being able to keep a man longer than four seasons worth of your favorite TV show episodes. She’s often received some pretty harsh criticism online for that very reason, with many people oftentimes placing the blame on her for her failed relationships.

Although one of her exes spoke out and blamed her Halle for several problems surrounding the details of their past relationship, Halle has always kept quiet regarding that side of her life, but in recent years she’s had a change of heart. A few years ago, Halle spoke to a crowd mostly made up of college students at the SAAB (Student African American Brotherhood) conference and revealed what she says are the real causes of ALL three of her divorces:

“As women, we need our men to stand up and be men. Take care of us and serve us. When you do that, we will fall over and bow at your feet. But you have to start it, because God made you first,” says Halle.

Halle then got really real…like ALL the way real when she dug a lil’ deeper into why she couldn’t make any of her marriages last and she concluded that none of her divorces were her fault, but that she’d married “boys” instead of men and THEY were the problems:

“I was feeling really down because I filed my third divorce. I thought, ‘I can’t get it right.’ I was feeling heavy-hearted, embarrassed and ashamed. I thought, ‘Surely it’s my fault. I need help. This is not where I want to be. I should be somebody’s wife. I wanted to be a wife and mother…But I was three times divorced with two baby daddies and I don’t even know how this happened.

I looked at the part that I played and looked at the part the men I had married played. I had chosen boys. I wanted to do grown up things, but I was not with a grown up. I was choosing from a superficial place. I became a monster. I was head banging mad, because it was not working. Here, I am a woman, trying to be married to a boy,” said Halle.

Well, props to Halle her for being courageous enough to publicly speak out on her private life, which is something she typically doesn’t do…not sure how her exes are gonna feel about her revelations though.

Here’s a quick history of the exes Halle is referring to as “boys”:

David Justice and Halle

Eric Benet and Halle

Gabriel Aubrey and Halle

Oliver Martinez and Halle

She’s Got A New Man Now

As we previously reported, these days, Halle is happily in love with R&B singer, Van Hunt. You can get the full scoop on them HERE.

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Most of us will forever remember the 2001 film, “Monster’s Ball.” In the film, Halle played “Leticia,” a heartbroken mother of her son, “Tyrell Musgrove.” The kid-actor who starred as “Tyrell,” Coronji Calhoun, has sadly passed away at the young age of 30.

Details Of Coronji Calhoun’s Death

According to the New York Post, Coronji Calhoun ‘passed away from congestive heart failure Oct. 13 [2021].’

It was also reported that Halle Berry and “Empire” director, Lee Daniels, ‘Berry, 55, and producer Lee Daniels contributed $3,394 each to his family on their GoFundMe page.

Shortly after his passing, Coronji’s mother, Theresa Bailey, set up the GoFundMe page in efforts to cover funeral expenses for his service. She stated that their family did not have a life insurance policy for Coronji.

Thankfully, Theresa was able to raise enough to cover the costs, and she thanked everyone for helping at that time:

“On behalf of the Calhoun and Bailey family, I would like to thank each and every individual who found it in their hearts to extend the much needed financial support to lay Coronji Sr. to rest. We are blown away by the outpouring of love the community and Coronji’s adopted family has shown during our process of grief. While the financial burden has been lifted, we still mourn the loss of my son. As we close this chapter, we ask that in your remembrance of him, you remember to love your neighbor as yourself, because that is what Coronji did for his entire community.” -Theresa Bailey

Remember Him

The “Monster’s Ball” character, “Tyrell Musgrove,” was the son of “Leticia and his death row inmate dad, “Lawrence Musgrove,” played by Bay Boy Records mogul, Sean “Diddy” Combs. “Leticia” oftentimes criticized her son for being overweight and ultimately suffered severe depression after “Tyrell” was accidentally run over by a car.

Coronji Calhoun’s Life After “Monster’s Ball”

Although many have kept up with Halle Berry’s career throughout the years, the kid actor was largely unseen in the years that followed. After “Monster’s Ball,” not much was known about him publicly. However, we do know that he has a young son.

At one point, Coronji was also apparently on a mission to get a role on the hit Fox series, “Empire.”

Coronji once posted a message online, reaching out to “Empire” director, Lee Daniels, after apparently having made some attempt at contacting him previously:

“Lee is the greatest I wish he would respond to me,” wrote Coronji Calhoun.

Halle Berry Was Deeply Concerned About Ruining Coronji During Filming

In a past interview, Halle Berry confessed how worried she was that she’d severely psychologically damage then-10 year old Coronji. She was concerned that that the insults her character had to hurl at his character in Monster’s Ball, would be too much for him to handle:

Via NYPost- “It was a lot harder than even the love scene because Coronji was really 10 [years old] and obese,” she told the entertainment publication the Gate at the time, according to People.

Berry continued, “I worried that I would somehow damage him emotionally, not just in doing the scene, but down the road. So I talked to him a lot and hugged and kissed him a lot. He said, ‘You don’t have to worry about what you say; it can’t be as bad as how they treat me at school.’ … But I hear now he’s the most popular kid in his school. So I guess [the movie] helped.”

May Coronji Calhoun rest in peace and power.

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It’s no secret that Halle Berry is a phenomenal actress, but celebs – just like us regular folk – oftentimes also have shortcomings in other areas of their lives. For Halle, her not-so-great area has been her luck with men.

After a few failed marriages and/or public relationships, Halle had finally seemed to find ‘the one,’ when she dated her then-boyfriend, Gabriel Aubry, in 2006. Two years after the birth of their (now 12 year old) daughter, Nahla, the couple parted like the Red Sea in 2010. By 2014, Halle was deservingly blasting Gabriel in court, for reportedly attempting to alter their then-6-year-old daughter’s looks to make her seem more European and less African American. In her testimony, Halle- who is White and Black- also revealed that Gabriel called her a “nig*er!” Nope, that is not a typo ILOSM fam’…although we wish it was. Anywho, read on to see what transpired…

Halle: ‘My Ex Called Me A Ni&&er’

According to Mail Online, during the former couple’s custody battle, Halle provided L.A. County Superior Court Judge, Mark Juhas, with a personal note Gabriel had previously written her, in which he called her a “nig*er.” It was her attempt to prove Aubrey has some disdain for African Americans.

Via MO: [Judge Juhas] said: The racial epithet made by Petitioner [Gabriel Aubry] was and is completely and totally unacceptable. Nahla is a child of both of these parents, making this sort of comment about Respondent [Halle Berry] affect the very core and being of Nahla. And when Petitioner attacked Respondent for what she is and who she is, he was attacking Nahla because Nahla is part Respondent. And Nahla is part Petitioner. So when Petitioner did those things, that does serious damage to Nahla because he is attacking her core being, who she is.”

Halle Testified About Gabriel Changing Their Daughter’s Features

Then came Halle’s testimony, in which Gabriel’s “ni&&er” letter supported her claims – that he changed the texture and color of their daughter’s hair to blonde, because he doesn’t want her to look so African American Wow! Halle claimed Gabriel dyed Nahla’s hair blonde and straightened her hair texture when she was reportedly a toddler:

Via DailyMail– In her testimony, Halle said: “I strongly feel that Gabriel’s same underlying attitude is at the root in the changes which only he could have been causing to our daughter’s hair.” She told how she had secured scientific evidence to prove she is not “delusional,” as Gabriel had called her, “about the extensive damage and the changes to the texture and color of Nahla’s hair that were observed by me. I was not willing to allow this to be a ‘he said-she said’ dispute.” And she noted: “I continue to worry about the potential psychological and physical damage to Nahla that can be caused by the use of chemical hair treatments and the psychological message that it conveys to Nahla, and to implore the court to put a stop to Gabriel’s attempts to alter our daughter’s appearance and most probably cause her to wonder why her natural appearance is not good enough.”

According to one source close to Halle, “Halle kept asking and asking Gabriel about Nahla’s hair and he kept denying it. … Halle then filed the court papers and Nahla’s curls came back.”

The judge ultimately ruled that neither Gabriel, nor Halle can alter the natural texture, color of their child’s hair — which is all Halle was asking for from the jump:

In the court docs, Halle stated “I want both Gabriel and I to make decisions together that affect our daughter, her growth, her development and her general welfare.”

Mended Fences?

In recent years, Halle and Gabriel seemingly came to more peaceful terms, after being spotted cordially co-parenting Nahla at her sporting event.

For the sake of their biracial daughter, hopefully Gabriel Aubry is doing intense self-work to remove any deeply embedded toxic views about African Americans from his apparently brainwashed psyche. Wishing them the best going forward.

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Halle Berry has been in the acting game for years, but as she did her press run for the film, Kidnap, a few years ago, we learned there are still many things we never knew about the woman she is outside of the Hollywood life.

Many of us have been diggin’ Halle ever since she played Samuel Jackson’s crackhead girlfriend, “Vivian,” in Jungle Fever. Then, she hit us with the girl-next-door vibe in Boomerang, as “Marcus'” girlfriend, “Angela.” Little did we know, that it was just a few short years before those big screen appearances, that Halle and her mother were going through one of the toughest tests on their relationship.

Halle On Why She Stopped Talking To Her Mother For A While

In an interview with People, Halle revealed that everything wasn’t all good in her life. She was once a starving actress who was in desperate need of money and that’s when she says her mother, Judith Ann Hawkins, denied her help.  That led to her living in a homeless shelter in New York all alone, and she stopped speaking to her Moms for a year. But Halle confessed that although that was one of the worst experiences of her life, it ultimately turned into the best thing that could have ever happened to her:

Halle: “That was rough. […] I called my mother and asked her to send me some money, and she said no, and that led to a year of not speaking to her because I was so upset that she wouldn’t help me. […] But that’s probably one of the best things she did for me.” […] She [Halle’s mother] said, “If you want to be there, then you work it out.”

Halle then revealed that after her Mother denied her of help, she was on a mission to prove her moms – and everyone – else wrong:

Halle: Giving up was never an option….It took me right back to my high school years, ‘You say I can’t, WATCH me.'[…] Shelter life was part of figuring it out for a minute until I could get a waitressing job. Then I got a bartending job, and until I could figure that out, that’s what I did.”

Watch Halle Discuss Past Hardships With Her Mother

Thankfully, Halle and her Mother reportedly have a great relationship now though. Ms. Berry also revealed that her Mom’s choice to leave her hangin’ when she needed her most, was what helped her develop an intense competitive spirit and incredible drive that has propelled her to being one of the most seasoned actresses in the game today.

So, ILOSM family, the question is: Would you have displayed that type of tough love to your child, by leaving them homeless in an attempt to teach them a life lesson? Or would you have chosen a different route?

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Most of us will forever remember the 2001 film, “Monster’s Ball.” Even for those who did not see it, it’s still widely known as the movie that Halle Berry cried tears of joy over, after she became the first Black actress to win the ‘Best Actress’ Oscar Award for her starring role. In the film, Halle played “Leticia,” a heartbroken mother of her son, “Tyrell Musgrove.” Well, although many have kept up with Halle’s career throughout the years, the kid actor was largely unseen, until now….

Remember Him?

The “Monster’s Ball” character, “Tyrell Musgrove,” was the son of “Leticia and his death row inmate dad, “Lawrence Musgrove,” played by Bay Boy Records mogul, Sean “Diddy” Combs. “Leticia” oftentimes criticized her son for being overweight and ultimately suffered severe depression after “Tyrell” was accidentally run over by a car.

Here He Is Now

That was then and this is now. “Tyrell’s” real name is Coronji Calhoun and the Louisiana native is now 30 years old. These days, not much is known about him, but we did manage to dig up a few fun facts about the brotha. He currently has a 6 year old son. He’s also apparently on a mission to get a role on the hit Fox series, “Empire.”

Coronji once posted a message online, reaching out to “Empire” director, Lee Daniels, after apparently having made some attempt at contacting him previously:

“Lee is the greatest I wish he would respond to me,” wrote Coronji Calhoun.

After seeing Coronji now, it’s yet another reminder of just how fast time flies and how Old School and proud we are all really getting. Speaking of “Monster’s Ball,” scroll down to see what Halle Berry revealed about what happened behind the scenes with her then husband, Eric Benet, after her steamy sex scene with co-star, Billy Bob Thornton…

Halle Tells How Then Husband, Eric Benet, Really Felt About Sex Scene

When “Monster’s Ball” first released, Halle had everybody and their mommas talking about that seemingly all too real sex scene she did with actor, Billy Bob Thornton. Thornton played “Hank Grotowski,” the prison warden who oversaw the execution of “Leticia’s” husband. Their legendary drunken sex session is infamous for the line “Leticia” told “Hank,” which was “Make me feel good.”

Well, at that time Halle Berry was married to R&B singer, Eric Benet, and Billy Bob was married to actress, Angelina Jolie. They both revealed to NY Post, exactly how their spouses felt about their sex scene and both had different reactions.

Halle on Benet’s reaction:

“I had a screening just for him to let him deal with it,” Berry admits. “At the end of the day, he was able to say, ‘I’m really proud of you for the risk you took.’ But then he said, ‘But I don’t like seeing you with another man like that!’ “

Billy Bob on Jolie’s reaction to sex scene with Halle:

Still, Thornton insists Jolie wasn’t jealous. “She and I have a real strong relationship, and we’re the best friends in the world,” he told The Post.

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Halle Berry has two sisters, one with whom she shares the same mother and another half sister from her Dad’s side of the family, whom most people never even knew existed. That’s why we decided to bring some attention to her in this article because a while back she tried to publicly clear up a misconception about their Father, at least from her perspective, but many people didn’t get to hear message. Halle had a different take on their Dad altogether though. Scroll down to check her out and see what she said…

Halle’s Sister Spoke Out

Meet Renee Berry. She’s the older sister of Halle.

Mr. Berry and Judith eventually parted ways when Halle was four years old, but he always maintained a close relationship with Halle and her sisters.

A few years ago, Halle and Renee had a different account of their father’s parenting. Halle claimed that she witnessed her dad physically abusing her mother on several occasions and her sister, Renee, later publicly spoke and implied that their father would never hit a woman and that he also never physically abused them, although he would occasionally give them a butt whipping if they did something wrong as kids.

This is what Daily Mail reported about Halle and her sister, Renee’s account of their father, Jerome:

In interviews over the years, Halle has alleged Jerome was a violent alcoholic who beat her mother Judith in front of her and sister Heidi.

In [a prior] interview, Halle said: ‘I saw my mother battered, and could not do anything to stop it.

‘My father was tyrannical, lashing out at her for no reason. I felt the effects that had on our family – I’ve experienced what these women have gone through.’

Despite Halle’s negative memories of her childhood with Jerome, Renee paints a very different picture of their father as a ‘good man’.

She said: ‘My father never beat any of us. He would spank us from time to time, but he never abused us. He liked a drink or two, like anyone else does, but he was not an alcoholic.’

Halle and her big sis’ clearly have two very different perceptions of their late father. We’re not sure which one is accurate, but it’s interesting to see their different takes on the story and also finally see someone from the other side of Halle Berry’s fam.’

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