Halle Berry took to Twitter yesterday to share a snap of herself skateboarding in a white t-shirt and a bikini, while wearing no shoes.
The 56-year-old looked younger than ever as she reminded fans her birthday is approaching, with the caption: “Sliding into Leo season.”
The snap, shared in view of her 951,000 followers, prompted a frenzy among fans, who replied to the tweet to heap praise on the youthful Hollywood star.
Gyminye typed: “We love you naturally,” while KandzerDesign added: “Beautifully lovely, would make a fabulous painting of you.”
Scottmstratton wrote: “You look So Beautiful and Amazing in this picture.”
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SweetCarmel77 tweeted: “Gorgeous looking simply being natural Halle Berry!”
Berry recently spoke out on the topic of menopause as she called for more people to be involved in the discussion.
In an interview with OK! Magazine, she revealed how some women in the industry would hide from the fact they’re going through it, for fear they may lose work.
With this, the Catwoman actress is keen to reach a whole new audience to raise more awareness about the change with her one-stop platform.
The mother-of-two said: “I’m solidly, clearly, completely 100% smack dab in the middle of menopause.
“When I used to tell people I am going through menopause, their response would often be, ‘You look so good, you can’t be going through menopause’.
“So I’m here to say that’s how menopause looks and that every woman will go through it.”
The Oscar winner went on to say she believes ‘society perpetuated the notion that men usually become older and become ‘silver foxes’ but as women, we become old and disposable and we have a hard time being employed”.
She went on to point out that all men will deal with women in their lives who are going through it at some point.
“It is crucial for men to be part of this conversation and support the women in their lives,” she added.