While Halle Berry thought of suicide after her marriage to David Jus****tice crumbled 10 years ago, she WHILE Halle Berry thought of suicide after her marriage to David Jus****tice crumbled 10 years ago, she “is in the best place in her life that she has ever been,” a friend says. “She is in love, happy, healthy and has a movie that is going to be a hit.” Berry’s comments on suicide, which she originally made to Oprah Winfrey, were reported in Parade last week, and now she’s being inundated at the junket for “Perfect Stranger” with questions about suicide. “She just wants everyone to know [those feelings] have no relevance now,” the friend said. The movie opens April 13. Berry also heats up the pages of Esquire and, in a back-and-forth article by actress and journalist, she claims this will be her last interview. She says she looks forward to “. . . no more pressure to come up with an excuse as to why I don’t have a baby at forty, and finally, no more giving a magazine the power to paint a portrait of me that was just not true.” ,” a friend says. “She is in love, happy, healthy and has a movie that is going to be a hit.” Berry’s comments on suicide, which she originally made to Oprah Winfrey, were reported in Parade last week, and now she’s being inundated at the junket for “Perfect Stranger” with questions about suicide. “She just wants everyone to know [those feelings] have no relevance now,” the friend said. The movie opens April 13. Berry also heats up the pages of Esquire and, in a back-and-forth article by actress and journalist, she claims this will be her last interview. She says she looks forward to “. . . no more pressure to come up with an excuse as to why I don’t have a baby at forty, and finally, no more giving a magazine the power to paint a portrait of me that was just not true.”