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Halle Berry reacts to being confused with Tyla

After spending several years in the entertainment industry you would think no one can mistake you for someone else, especially if you were an icon like the American actress Halle Berry.

The internet never ceases to amaze! An X (Formerly Twitter) user confidently shared a clip of the award-winning artist Tyla but mistaken her for Halle implying that she should “turn it up” in the mentioned video of her performing.

This does not come as a surprise though as in the previous year’s Halloween celebration, fans could not help but see a striking resemblance between her and the actress.

According to YouthVillage, “ Tyla paid homage to the award-winning legendary actress, Halle Berry. She represented Bedrock as the seductive secretary, Sharon Stone, that Berry portrayed in the 1994 ‘The Flintstones’ film. From her outfit, the hairstyle, to the props, it was a project well executed.”

The above publication also stated that she was among the celebrities from around the world who looked amazing on Halloween.

The first-time Oscar-winning actress took to her X account and reposted the gentleman’s tweet with the cheeky caption below, referencing the “Baby this is Keke Palmer” meme.

One X  user seems to have found the reason behind the confusion, commenting:

Another user on the platform did not also seem to see the difference at all as he agreed with him and added the image of the character she played in “The Call” movie which is the same hairdo that the Grammy winner had in the video.

 

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