Halle Berry Doesn’t Want Any Chit-Chat, Thanks

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TMZ is reporting that Halle Berry prefers it as quiet as possible and feels she’s paying enough money so that she doesn’t need to be spoken to.

The website has learned that an Orange County painting company has been called to spruce up cabinets in Halle Berry’s Los Angeles home, which the Oscar winner been remodeling for over a year.

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The company has been asked to merely stain the existing wood cabinets in the kitchen … with a staggering $57,000 price tag!

The contract between the actress and all those doing work on her property has a few interesting clauses: First, any worker is prohibited to approach Berry while in the home or on the premises. Second, no one is allowed to speak to the A-list Miss B at any time.

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Finally, the only approved interaction is if Halle speaks to you, then you may answer Her Fineness.

She sounds like a real winner. I know that’s a lot of money but what if someone needs to know where the bathroom is?

Fine, then if I saw the house was on fire I wouldn’t say a damn word to her.

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