Halle Berry Conceals Baby Bump In Unusual Dress (PHOTOS/VIDEO)

Halle Berry kept her growing pregnancy curves concealed in an unusually shapedtie dye dress that draped loosely around her baby bump while out to dinner in West Hollywood Wednesday night, according to the Daily Mail.

The Oscar-winning actress wore her ultra short hair spiked at the top, and finished off the outfit with a pair of black open-toed heels that tied around her ankles, and carried a classic gray clutch to complete the overall black-and-white look.

Following the meal at Chin Lin restaurant, Berry's male friend stayed closed by, often pulling her away from the flashing lights of papparazzi as they walked towards their car.

The 46-year-old actress is already a mother to 5-year old Nahla Aubrey - whose birth father is Berry's ex Gabriel Aubrey. She conveived her second child with her current fiancé, 47-year old French actor Olivier Martinez, who shares custody of Nahla with her. On a Mother's Day outing this year, Martinez was spotted protecting his fiancée and Nahla from the paparazzi. 

The actress recently opened up to ET! Online about having her second child at her age.

"I'm thinking that this is a miracle," Berry said to ET on the press line at the 20th Annual Entertainment Industry Foundation/Revlon Run/Walk, while she cradled her baby bump. "I feel really happy. It's one of the best things that happened in my life, for sure."

Berry revealed in April that she and Martinez are expecting a baby boy. Shortly after, a source at the time spoke on Berry and her family welcoming their son into the world.

"Gabriel knew that Halle had been trying to get pregnant for a very long time, and Nahla is very excited to become a big sister," the source said at the time. "Seeing Nahla happy is all that matters to Gabriel."

Click here to see photos of Halle Berry's unusual maternity dress that she wore out to dinner in West Hollywood.

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