Flirty Tingz: Halle Berry Responds to Drake’s Advances After Posting a Message of Her Own

Did Drake successfully shoot his shot at Halle Berry? Plenty of fans think so.

Berry stopped by “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” this week, where the two discussed Drake’s latest advances toward the Oscar–winning actress, who’s set to star in the new film “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum.”

Drake, 32, who’s mentioned Berry in his lyrics before, isn’t shy about about his infatuation with her, and took his efforts to the next level when he was spotted wearing a custom “Bond Girl” jacket with her face on it.

“I saw this photo of Drake the other day, and it kind of made me laugh,” Fallon began, showing Berry the picture. “This is a jacket he’s wearing, and he turns around and that’s you! He’s wearing a Halle Berry jacket.”

“Yeah, that’s great,” Berry said, chuckling. “I thought, ‘Wow, Drake. Thank you.’ ”

The actress said she shouldn’t let the action go undone, so she replied with a flirty gesture of her own. She responded with a sexy photo of herself posing in tank top with lyrics from the rapper’s featured verse on Big Sean’s song, titled “Blessings.”

“Here for a good time, not a long time,” the shirt reads. Berry captioned the photo, “Wayy up I feel blessed.”

Fans gushed over photo, posted to Instagram, and said it looked like Drake had finally secured the woman of his dreams.

“Bro drake is winning with everything and anything 🤣. Scorpio tingzzz🙏🏽✊🏽” wrote one fan.

“Man if Drake gets Halle Berry we talking legendary status right now,” another chimed in.

“First Serena [Williams], then JLo, now Halle?!?!,” someone else said. “Drake is living out my childhood fantasy.”

One fan applauded the Toronto rapper’s efforts, writing: “Drake smooth as hell boyyyy! I see you playa! 😂”

This isn’t the first time the “God’s Plan” singer has made a pass at Berry, 52. Drake mentioned the actress in his verse on the “Versace” remix by Migos, saying, “I’m tryna give Halle Berry a baby and no one can stop me.”

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