Halle Berry reflects on cheating scandal that rocked her world
Halle Berry ended her marriage with singer Eric Benét in 2005
Halle Berry has opened up about her past marriage to Eric Benét, revealing that she still remembers "every detail" of the painful split that rocked her world.
The 59-year-old actress recently appeared on the “Today with Jenna and Sheinelle" show, where she discussed how “therapeutic” it was to talk about the infidelity.
Applauding Gayle King for sharing her story about her ex-husband's infidelity, Halle said, “I’m proud of her for, you know, saying that and sharing this, that happened, because it has happened to many of us."
“You remember every detail of the whole situation, and it stays with you forever. So when you can share it somehow, that’s therapeutic," she continued.
The Crime 101 actress added, “It’s a catharsis, when you can really share it and someone else can say what their experience has been. So I appreciate her.”
Shanelle Jones then asked Hale if she ever felt like he "had to hide" when cheating accusations erupted in her marriage.
“I couldn’t hide, it was all over the news," she replied. "I didn’t talk about it necessarily, very publicly. But I did talk about it. I did not carry the shame. I talked about it with my friends. I talked about it with other women."
“There were children involved. So, I didn’t go on a public rampage about things. But I did talk about it and it was very, very helpful,” the actress explained.
For those unversed, Halle ended her marriage with Benèt in 2005.
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