*Oh shoot! Mr. Opinion himself, Peter Thomas, the husband of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” Cynthia Bailey, publicly chastised Halle Berry.
He says the actress should have intervened before her ex Gabriel Aubry and her boyfriend Oliver Martinez escalated to a physical altercation on Thanksgiving Day.
“Halle Berry had the power to shut it down. This is a very volatile situation that she’s put herself in once again. He’s dropping off his daughter and all Halle had to do is come out of the house, meet the baby half way … and keep it moving and that man can go about his business,” Peter told Uptown Magazine.
An interesting perspective, not knowing exactly what went down. But he does have a legit suggestion since he is the stepfather of Cynthia’s daughter with actor Leon.
“Halle should take tips from my beautiful wife, Cynthia, and how she’s handled the situation with me, her daughter Noel and Leon. The way she dealt with it out the gate was I couldn’t even walk in her house until I sat down to dinner with her child’s father. She made sure that everything was so cordial before it could accelerate,” he said.
But perhaps he didn’t keep in mind that Halle and Gabriel’s separation was tumultuous and their relationship continues to be quite strained, unlike Cynthia’s relationship with Leon.
Read more of his advice to Halle and about healthy black relationships at Sister2Sister.
Halle needs to stop being soo needy. Take some time and figure out why you continue to have problems with men, rather than rush to the next one to help you forget about the last one. She’s beautiful, but her age is beginning to show.
the zeroes that fall for her, want to be heroes but, they are falling short, in that they are clearly fails. She is making fools out of them, and soon enough, crepe-taco-boy is going to figure it out and I hope he whips her ass, like it should have been from Wesley and David Justice. . . .Mind you, I do not condone violence but, she needs to be “touched-by-an-angel”
Nightshift, I just want to let you know that you are wrong for “crepe-taco-boy.”