Halle Berry was seen leaving her gym in Brentwood, Wednesday, September 25, with a book titled "Diagnosis and Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder," by Frank W. Putnam. Photo Credit: Splash NewsSeptember 26, 2008 (Sawf News) - Halle Berry was seen leaving her gym in Brentwood, Wednesday, September 25, with a book titled Diagnosis and Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder, by Frank W. Putnam.
She is apparently researching her role in Frankie and Alice, a drama centered on a young woman with multiple personality disorder who struggles to remain her true self and not give in to her racist alter-personality.
Berry is the protagonist in the film, and also its co-producer.
Halle Berry. Photo Credit: Splash NewsThe new celeb mom is set to get back to work after giving birth to a daughter named Nahla Ariela Aubry, her first biological child, on March 16, 2008 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Back in shape, Halle, 42, was dressed casually in cropped sweat pants, layered black and grey tank tops with lace edged neck and shoulders paired with black thong slippers and oversized sun glasses.
She accessorized with a black glossy hobo bag and walked to the beat on her ipod.
Her dark brown hair was styled in a side parting and tied in a ponytail at the back.
Berry bucked the trend amidst Hollywood stars to pimp their baby pictures for millions of dollars. She offered fans a glimpse of adorable Nahla, free of cost, on an outing to the LA zoo on Saturday, August 30.
Berry, who has said "I never want to be married again", is currently in a relationship with French-Canadian supermodel Gabriel Aubry, whom she met at a Versace photo shoot, and started dating in November 2005.
The Oscar-winning star will soon be seen in, Tulia, in which she plays an Indian-American activist lawyer, Vanita Gupta, who defended 46 African-Americans imprisoned on false charges.
Her other upcoming films include: Class Act, Who is Doris Payne? and Nappily Ever After.
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