Halle Berry Jokes Her Cats Made Her Take Those Racy Catwoman Pics! (Exclusive)

Halle Berry appeared on the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of “The Union” in a see-through dress and chatted with “Extra’s” Terri Seymour.

The star attended with boyfriend Van Hunt, but explained to Terry why they didn’t walk the red carpet together.

“He’s not walking the carpet with me,” she said. “He’s with his mom. I’m his mom’s date tonight. I’m all alone. He’s with his mom.”

Harry and Mark Wahlberg play a spy team in the upcoming action movie, and Berry revealed he’d make a great spy.

“I’m a good spy, yeah… I’m sneaky,” she said. As for whether she could keep a secret, the Oscar-winner insisted, “Oh, I’m rich. Mark can’t.”

Terry asked what Harry had said to Mark that kept him quiet, to which Harry replied: “Nothing. There never will be. He made it very clear today that he can’t keep secrets. I was like, ‘Oh, I remember!'”

She also said that she recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of “Catwoman” by posing for some sexy topless photoshoots with her cats.

“The cats made me do it. The cats made me do it!” Harry joked. “I said, ‘OK, let’s go,'” he insisted. “The cats wanted it.”

She also said that with her 58th birthday just days away, she plans to campaign on the Menopause Bill and fight to ensure all women have the healthcare they deserve.

“I was with the senator in West Virginia. [Shelley] “I’m working on advocacy for my Menopause Bill. I can’t think of a better way to spend my birthday than fighting for all women… I want to get there soon,” she said.

Berry continued, “I became a women’s health advocate because about four years ago I realized I was going through menopause and thought I was going to miss this. The reason I thought that was because I knew so little about it. I thought if I knew so little then millions of other women must know nothing either. Because I’m proud to have the best doctors. I take my health so seriously, but I knew nothing. That ignited my passion to help myself, and I know that while helping myself, I can help millions of people. This has become my second life. Now all I’m thinking is, ‘How can I change the world for women, and get the healthcare we deserve at this really important time in our lives?’ This has to change, and it’s time for it to change.”