Halle Berry is 'heartbroken' by the death of BAPS coaster

Dessel Reid, who starred opposite Berry in the 1997 comedy “BAPS,” died of colon cancer on Monday. She was 53 years old.

Berry Posted a clip on her verified Instagram account In the film, he and Diesel Reid are seen hugging.

“I’m in a state of shock. I’m heartbroken. One minute is needed,” read Berry’s caption.

Written by actress Troy Bai and directed by Robert Ta Sensend, the film revolves around two Georgian women who try out Los Angeles and raise some money to start their own business.

Berry is also posted A series of photos In the headline of Diesel Reed, Tase Nassand “facilitates our divine relationship by uniting us in roles that will change our lives and influence our culture for generations to come.”

“I’m forever grateful for that moment. Natalie was one of the most precious people I’ve ever known.” Read the title. “Second, I met her with whom our hearts were intertwined – we had a relationship that was just incomprehensible, and I loved her all my life when I knew her.”

Diesel Reed has appeared in several other projects, including the 2011 Tyler Perry film “Media’s Big Happy Family” and the TV sitcom “Eve”.

Berry wrote that Diesel Reed “could never dim his light and it was contagious.”

“Natalie represented the real black women, not black women,” Berry wrote. “So she was often miserable, passing by – deprived of the stage she deserved. But her light continues to shine among those who have grown up watching her, those who know her well.” And those of us who loved him. “

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