Halle Berry Rep Responds to Ric Flair’s Claim That the Two Slept Together

October 4, 2016

As we noted over the weekend, Ric Flair claimed on a recent edition of “The Ric Flair Show” that he slept with Academy Award winning actress Halle Berry following Berry’s divorce from David Justice. Below is an excerpt from Flair’s podcast during which he and co-host Conrad Thompson discuss Berry, via HallofVeryGood.com:

Conrad Thompson: Any celebrity riders of Space Mountain?
Ric Flair: Several dozen.
Thompson: Are we going to get any names?
Flair: Do you want me to start with Halle Berry?
Thompson: Oh! Halle Berry rode Space Mountain?
Flair: (Laughs) Of course she did. She was in Atlanta and she had just gotten divorced from Dave Justice.
Thomson: Wait, are you telling a real story right now?
Flair: Would I have to make up a lie?

TMZ.com has reached out to Berry for comment, and her camp strongly shut down Flair’s story as bogus.

Sources close to Halle claim “There is NO truth to this! Halle has literally never even heard of him let alone met him!!!”

TMZ was also told Berry is deeply offended by Flair, with a source saying “A man doesn’t get to sexualize and lie about a woman he’s never met to better himself or his name. It’s offensive, demeaning and beyond misogynistic.”

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