Actress Halle Berry expressed disappointment with California Governor Gavin Newsom for not reaching out after he said they would reconcile their differences. Their disagreement stems from Newsom's lack of support for the Menopause Care Equity Act. Berry believes Newsom is overlooking women, particularly regarding healthcare issues related to menopause. She emphasized that menopause affects the economy and workplaces.

Berry's criticism follows her public comments last year at the New York Times DealBook Summit, where she questioned Newsom's potential presidential aspirations due to his stance on women's health. The bill, which Newsom vetoed, aimed to mandate comprehensive insurance coverage for menopause treatments. Berry argues that menopause should be treated as a health crisis.

Newsom's spokesperson stated the governor admires Berry's advocacy and aims to expand access to menopause care. However, Berry claims she has not heard from Newsom since he mentioned reconciliation. The actress is calling on men and leaders to join the fight for women's health.

This dispute highlights the intersection of celebrity influence and political advocacy. Berry’s comments could impact Newsom's image, especially if he pursues a presidential run. Expect further debate about women's health and its economic impact. The next step is to see if Newsom responds to Berry's latest remarks.