Halle Berry claps back after troll claims she loves boyfriend Van Hunt ‘more than he loves’ her

Halle Berry took time to correct a social media troll after it was suggested that she loves her boyfriend Van Hunt more than he loves her.

The comment was made after the Oscar-winning actress shared a sweet snap of herself kissing her boo over the weekend.

Most comments underneath the picture were full of support for the couple after the 54-year-old captioned the snap: ‘We do this thing called whatever the f**k we want!’

However, one follower wrote: ‘I think you love him more than he loves you!’

The Catwoman star responded: ‘ummmm don’t think so… not this time.’

Halle also took time to respond to more positive comments.

When one fan wrote, ‘You give me hope. We are the same age…twice divorced… I’m disenchanted with dating and then I see you two (sic),’ Halle replied: ‘Never give up on love… Keep your heart open and it will find you!’

The Monster’s Ball star, who shares daughter Nahla with ex Gabriel Aubry and son Maceo with ex Olivier Martinez, went public with her romance in September.

The X-Men actress was previously married to baseball star David Justice from 1993 to 1997 before then tying the knot with singer Eric Benet in 2001.

However, their relationship came to an end in 2005 after Eric admitted to infidelity.

Following their split, Halle struck up a romance with model Gabriel Aubry and they welcomed daughter Nahla in 2008 before a turbulent break-up in 2010.

Halle, 54, then went on to marry actor Olivier Martinez in 2013 but divorced three years later and now co-parent their son, Maceo.

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