LisaRaye McCoy Clarifies Recent Sex Comments About Halle Berry

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People came for LisaRaye something fierce after she said she heard Halle was bad in bed.

After suggesting that Halle Berry doesn't know what she's doing in the bedroom, LisaRaye McCoy has returned with an explanation of her comments. While on Cocktails with Queens, LisaRaye was asked about Halle's sex game and answered that she'd heard that the Oscar-winning actress wasn't any good. The internet lit up with responses as people dragged LisaRaye for spreading gossip, especially after Cocktails with Queens recently condemned Hitmaka for speaking about his alleged sexual exploits with celebrities.

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"They tore my ass up this week about talking about I said that her p*ssy is trash," said LisaRaye. "And I was like, 'Where did I say that at?' You know what I mean? I don't know that because I'm not gay nor am I bisexual. But, that disturbed me because Halle is beautiful. I don't have a problem with Halle. I love Halle. Halle is breaking barriers for all of us, you know what I mean. So, that is absolutely a no-no."

"However, I absolutely heard that," LisaRaye continued. "I remember when Monster's Ball was her love scene and they was trying say that that's how she is in bed. And it was like, no, it was movie guys, what are you talking about? Then they came out with the whole Wesley Snipes thing and who was that that hit her in the ear and she didn't have good relationships and I was like, 'Child, we all done been with somebody that we ain't with now so, sh*t.'" 

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