Halle Berry’s Priceless Message to Spike Lee Has the Director In His Feelings

Famed actress Halle Berry fawned over Spike Lee‘s new film “BlacKkKlansman” and wrote a sweet message congratulating the director on his success.

Lee’s new film has been making waves and headlines for its dynamic plot twists and fans can’t stop raving about the movie, including Halle Berry.

The “Monster’s Ball” actress took to her Instagram page on Sunday and posted a photo of Lee at a film event. Berry sent positive vibes the director’s way and included a super sweet message.

“This MAN. Congratulations @officialspikelee on another incredible achievement – #Blackkklansman is compelling, provocative – befitting of a #SpikeLeeJoint. Seriously, have you guys SEEN this yet,” Berry wrote.

Lee couldn’t help but to blush and thank the 51-year-old for all of her support.

“Thank You. Will Always Have 💜💜 Fo’ U. God Bless,” the director added.

Fans gushed over Berry’s caption and chimed in under the comment section.

“I love you for this Halle, seriously paying homage,” one of the actress’ fans commented.

Another added, “That’s beautiful sis… for spike to say what he said. Shows how much you both appreciate each other. Xx.”

“Yet it’s an instant classic. A must see for all race color creed. Such a powerful message on Love vs Hate 🙌🏾🙌🏾.”

“It was awesome! I smell Oscars for sure.”

One social follower wrote, “Thank u for always showing love back @halleberry.”

Speaking of showing love, Berry recently wished legendary R&B singer Whitney Houston a very “happy birthday” with a cute throwback photo. She captioned it, “‘I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow; if I fail, or if I succeed at least I did as I believe.’ Happy Birthday to a voice that will never be replicated, and an impact that will never be forgotten. #WhitneyHouston #GOAT.”

Berry recently confirmed that she’ll be starring in the new film “John Wick 3” according to High Snobiety. It’s set to premiere May 17, 2019.

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