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Halle Berry Shares Hilarious Video After Face-Planting Hard At A Charity Event

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The Oscar winner posted an edited video on Instagram after she took a tumble as she was walking on stage at a recent charity event.

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She is beauty, she is grace... and she fell flat on her face.

Oscar-winning actor Halle Berry took a tumble at a charity event on Friday, but luckily she came out unscathed and had a sense of humor about it all.


The star even took to Instagram to share the hilarious incident.

You can watch her face plant below.

She captioned the post:

"Sometimes you bust your a**!"
"What happened was..."
"My dear friend [Shilla Hekmat] invited me to speak at her charity even celebrating a wonderful organization called [Looking Beyond LA] that raises money for children with special needs... then that happened!"
"I face planted."

She added a plant emoji 🪴 and finished by telling fans how to donate to the charity.

After knowing Berry was OK, fans had their fun, too.

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We're not exactly sure how she came out the other side of that still looking like a queen, but we're definitely glad she's ok... and that she had a sense of humor about it all.

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