Halle Berry has shared photos of her rarely seen daughter Nahla in a touching tribute to the teenager.
She posted snaps of Nahla, who she shares with ex Gabriel Aubry, in celebration of her 15 th birthday.
The Catwoman actress, 56, shared lovely family photos featuring her “sweet angel” in a tribute post to her daughter on Instagram.
The first snap showed a photo frame reading “Love you more” with a picture of the doting mum and her eldest child smiling and embracing each other.
The second showed the teen facing away from the camera while laying on a hammock, and a third was of Nahla sat cross-legged on a sofa with a hat covering her face.
Alongside the rare snaps, doting mum-of-two Halle wrote: One of the greatest gifts the universe has given me is my daughter, Nahla.
“She is the sun that never fades and the moon that never wanes!
“Please join me in wishing her a happy 15th Birthday today! I love you sweet angel.”
Halle has kept her children out of the public eye for most of their lives.
She shares Nahala with model Gabriel Aubry and also has a nine-year-old son Maceo, who she shared with ex-husband Olivier Martinez.
The Oscar winner previously told how she doesn’t “want to plaster them all over the internet”.
In an interview with Today in 2019. "That just doesn't feel right for me. They're gonna do that soon enough.
“That's gonna be their life when they grow up, and they will choose when that starts.
“I've fought really hard to protect their privacy, and I just want them to have their life and have it be theirs." [sic]
The Kidnap actress is now dating Van Hunt, who is also dad to a son.
She has been with him since 2020 and last year opened up about how her children are her priority.
"As a mom living this modern, blended family, all I care about is that my kids are okay with my decisions."
Halle said that "for the first time in my life, everything is firing on all cylinders."
"I really believe I've found my person," she said of Van.
"My son Maceo on his own did this little commitment ceremony for us in the back seat of the car. I think he finally sees me happy, and it's infectious.
“It was his way of saying, 'This is good. This makes me happy.'"
