Halle Berry flaunts toned figure in plunging swimsuit during tropical getaway
Halle Berry left little to the imagination in her latest round of vacation photos.
The 59-year-old actress shared a series of photos from her recent vacation with boyfriend Van Hunt on Instagram, captioning the post, "Each trip rewrites me a little!"
In one of the photos, the "Catwoman" actress flaunted her bikini body in a black one-piece bathing suit with a plunging neckline with lace detailing, high-cut legs and a dramatically low-cut back.
Palm trees and a picturesque view of the ocean were behind Berry in the slightly blurry photo as she posed for the photo on a wooden deck.
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In another photo, the Academy Award-winning actress gave the camera a cheeky look at the back of her swimsuit as she posed facing away from the camera with her head looking over her shoulder.
Other photos show the beautiful food and drinks they enjoyed while in paradise, Hunt being silly on the beach and the couple cuddling while watching the sunset on a yacht in the middle of the ocean.
"Halle is living her best life and looking fabulous…😍so happy for her," one fan wrote in the comments section. Another added, "There is no topping Halle!!!! She is the epitome of an IT GIRL! 😍🌹🔥👏🏽"
The Academy Award-winning actress has been in the movie business since the early 1990s and won an Oscar in 2002 for her role in "Monster's Ball," a role which she said others told her would end her career.
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"People around me said, because at that time I hadn’t done nudity, and the sex scene was like a big, like it had a big red light on it," she said in a February episode of the "Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend" podcast. "I felt like this was either gonna be one of the best things I ever did, or it would end my career."
Berry added, "If this ends my career, then I’m ending my own career on my own beliefs."
Released in 2001, the film starred Berry as Leticia Musgrove, a struggling waitress and single mother who begins a relationship with a prison guard who was involved in the execution of her husband.
The film dealt with themes of racism, grief and redemption in the American South, and her win made her the first Black woman to win an Academy Award for best actress.
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"This moment is so much bigger than me. ... This moment is for Dorothy Dandridge, Lena Horne, Diahann Carroll. ... And it's for every nameless, faceless woman of color that now has a chance because this door tonight has been opened," she said in her acceptance speech.
