Halle Berry's Daughter Defends Mom Amid Abuse Claims

Halle Berry's daughter, Nahla Aubry, has publicly defended her mother against serious abuse allegations filed by Berry's ex-husband, Olivier Martinez. Aubry, who is 18 and attends college, submitted a declaration to the Los Angeles Superior Court stating she has never witnessed her mother harm her younger brother, Maceo.

In her declaration, Aubry described her mother as a loving and devoted parent who always made time for her children and supported them. She directly refuted claims that Berry had physically abused Maceo, including allegations of choking or restricting his breathing. Aubry also denied hearing any racially charged comments from her mother towards Maceo.

Martinez, who was married to Berry from 2013 to 2015, has accused her of abusing their son Maceo and making racially charged remarks. He sought sole custody and was granted a temporary restraining order, though Berry is still allowed contact with their son. Berry's attorney stated that Martinez has a history of violating court orders and engaging in misconduct.

Halle Berry was recently seen with her son and fiancé, Van Hunt, at a trampoline park in Los Angeles. Her legal team maintains that Martinez's filing is "deliberately misleading" and that Berry will continue to fight for their son's best interests.