Halle was the picture of confidence as she strutted along the beach in her amazing frayed two-piece Halle has two children - daughter Nahla, 12, by her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry, and son Maceo, six, by her third ex-husband Olivier Martinez. As she begins the next year of her life Halle will see her feature directorial debut Bruised premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. TIFF will occur September 10 to 19 with a hybrid of virtual and in-person events, though industry members and media are barred from screenings, IndieWire reports. Happy birthday: On Friday Halle looked agelessly radiant once again as she marked her birthday in a separate Instagram snapshot as she proudly skateboarded down the street Halle stars as an ex-fighter who has left the MMA business and lost custody of her son, but the film finds her locked in a struggle to regain her child and career. 'I didn't really set out to direct it, I set out to act in it. I read the script and I loved it, ' Halle explained to iHeart + Variety's The Big Ticket With Marc Malkin.
Halle Berry, 54, flaunts her incredible figure in a VERY racy bikini as she frolics on the beach during her birthday getaway Published: 20:36 BST, 15 August 2020 | Updated: 14:33 BST, 17 August 2020 Halle Berry was proudly displaying her iconic physique in a jaw-dropping black bikini as she enjoyed an afternoon on the beach during her birthday getaway. The actress, who turned 54 on Friday, looked incredible in a racy two-piece as she wandered along the beach in a slow-motion video she shared with fans on Instagram. Halle celebrated her birthday in style by riding on a skateboard in the sunshine in a separate post as she reminded her followers to have fun while keeping fit. Wow! Halle Berry was proudly displaying her iconic physique in a jaw-dropping black bikini as she enjoyed an afternoon on the beach after celebrating her 54th birthday Halle is no stranger to showcasing her iconic figure, having risen to fame as a Bond Girl in the early 2000s. And the star once again proved she could turns heads as she wandered by the ocean in the sizzling video.
'Rather, this is a case about an adult man, Chloe's step grandfather who, as surveillance footage unquestionably confirms: (1) walked up to a window he was aware was open; (2) leaned his upper body out the window for several seconds; (3) reached down and picked up Chloe; and (4) then held her by and out of the open window for thirty four seconds before he lost his grip and dropped Chloe out of the window. 'His actions, which no reasonable person could have foreseen, were reckless and irresponsible and the sole reason why Chloe is no longer with her parents. ' The Wiegands, from South Bend, Indiana, could claim 'unlimited' damages for pain and mental suffering if their suit, filed at US District Court in Miami, Florida, succeeds. They say there was not a single sign, decal or safety notice alerting Anello that the window he was lifting Chloe up against, so she could bang on the glass as she loved to do at her older brother's ice hockey games, could be slid open. Despite the ship's windows having handles and a blue-green tint, the suit says it was harder for Anello to distinguish between a window and a missing pane because he is color blind.
Anello has been charged with criminal neglect by Puerto Rican authorities for allegedly dropping Chloe from the side of the Freedom of the Seas Pictured: The tragic last photo of Chloe before she fell 150ft to her death from her grandfather's arms A federal judge is yet to rule on Royal Caribbean's motion to dismiss but a status conference is scheduled for Marc The images obtained exclusively by include a picture of the exact window angelic Chloe tumbled through before plunging 150ft on to a concrete dock in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The wall of glass featured three rows of glass, floor to ceiling, with a wooden rail between the middle and bottom rows. Here it is closed off with police tape Royal Caribbean denies breaching industry safety standards, however, citing video captured by on-board cameras and the decision by Puerto Rican to press charges against Anello as proof of his culpability. 'No facts are alleged that would show RCL knew or had reason to know there was any dangerous condition that would result in Chloe's death, ' the filing adds.
'RCL owed no duty to warn Plaintiffs of the open and obvious danger associated with putting a child through an open window. Such reckless actions require no warning. 'Individuals merely need to use their basic senses to appreciate the obvious nature of the danger. ' A federal judge is yet to rule on Royal Caribbean's motion to dismiss but a status conference is scheduled for March. The development comes just days after the Wiegands' legal team applied for an emergency protective order demanding that Royal Caribbean be prevented from destroying 'critical evidence' by changing or refurbishing the area where Chloe fell from. The application was withdrawn, however, after their investigators were permitted to board the Freedom Of The Seas as at it docked in Barbados last Friday to examine the windows for themselves. Parents Alan and Kimberly Wiegand (pictured) countered with a multi-million dollar negligence suit last month that blames Royal Caribbean for failing to install safety devices or warning signs on a waist-height glass window that Anello says he didn't realize was slid wide open Chloe and her granddad were about to embark on a seven-night Caribbean cruise with her parents, older brother, fraternal grandparents and Anello's wife Patricia, when tragedy unfolded.