Halle Berry claims she denied permission for Drake to make use of slime picture

Halle Berry remains to be fuming at Drake for utilizing a picture of her getting slimed on the 2012 Nickelodeon Youngsters’ Alternative Awards as the duvet artwork for his new single.

After a fan requested why she’s so “mad” for the reason that picture is “owned by Getty Photographs,” the actress claimed the Canadian rapper initially reached out to her for permission and he or she turned him down.

“Cuz he requested me and I mentioned NO that’s why,” Berry, 57, responded in her Instagram feedback.

“Why ask for those who intend to do what you need to do ! That was the f—okay you to me. Not cool You get it? ❤️.”

Drake’s rep didn’t instantly reply to Web page Six’s request for remark.

The “Catwoman” star’s clarification comes two days after she slammed the Grammy-winning artist for utilizing the picture to advertise his track with SZA, “Slime You Out.”

Berry expressed her disapproval by posting a message to Instagram Friday that learn, “Generally you must be the larger man … even for those who’re a lady!”

“[Drake] didn’t get my permission,” the Oscar winner replied to a consumer asking what she thought of Drake’s cowl artwork.

“That’s not cool. I assumed higher of him!”

The “Bruised” actress additional addressed the scenario with the “Nonstop” rapper, commenting, “When individuals you admire disappoint you you must be the larger particular person and transfer on!”

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Drake, 36, has in a roundabout way responded to the feud, however he appeared to weigh in on the drama with a cryptic submit shared to his Instagram Story Saturday evening.

He posted a photograph of himself along with his again to the digicam in a T-shirt that learn, “What the hell is occurring?”

The rapper, born Aubrey Drake Graham, captioned the picture, “😂😂 actually tho…”

The music famous person’s new monitor with SZA is featured on his forthcoming album, “For All of the Canine,” which he introduced could be launched on Oct. 6.