Having your first heartbreak is always so hard, but watching your kid have their first heartbreak? That’s also a tearful moment, and Halle Berry is revealing what it was like to see her daughter Nahla go through her first heartbreak recently.

Halle Berry also shared that during Nahla's tough time, "a little part" of her was dying. She said, "But in this moment, it's the single most important thing to be rejected and have a breakup and she feels like she's dying. A little part of me is dying and I can't tell her that because she'll just say, 'Mom, you don't understand.'"

Halle Berry has had many physically demanding roles. But as a mom to daughter Nahla and son Maceo, the hardest part can be sitting with their feelings.

Halle Berry recalled an unpleasant mother-daughter moment with 16-year-old Nahla while chatting exclusively with E! News at her “Never Let Go” premiere.

The actress is a mom to daughter Nahla Ariela, 16, and son Maceo-Robert, 10 Halle Berry is getting candid about her role as a mom. On Tuesday, Sept. 17, the Oscar-winning actress, 58, opened up about her perspective on motherhood at a roundtable event for her new movie Never Let Go in New York City.

Halle Berry has recently revealed she’s busy fulfilling her mom duties while promoting her new movie, Never Let Go.The X-Men actress shared that her 16-year-old daughter, Nahla,

Halle Berry recently shared her experience of supporting her daughter, Nahla, through her first heartbreak. During a roundtable event for her new film Never Let Go in New York, the 58-year-old actress opened up about the emotional challenges of motherhood, specifically when it comes to watching her teenage daughter navigate difficult emotions.

At a roundtable event for her new movie Never Let Go in New York City, the Oscar-winning actress, 58, opened up about the boundaries she sets as a mom to daughter Nahla Ariela, 16, whom she shares with ex Gabriel Aubry and son Maceo-Robert, 10, whom she shares with ex Olivier Martinez.

ET’s Kevin Frazier chats with Halle Berry about ‘Never Let Go,’ now in theaters. With only 117 in MLB history, an immaculate inning is rarer than a no-hitter. District Judge Kevin Mullins, 54, was pronounced dead at the scene.