Halle Berry Shares Rare Photo of Kids ... Then Defends It Against Online Hater

The actress took to Instagram on Thursday to share a sweet new snapshot of her two children (below), Nahla Aubry and Maceo Martinez.

In the cute candid, Berry cropped each of their faces to highlight the postitve messages on their sweaters. One top read, "Girls Will Change The World," while the other says, "Kindness is the new cool."

Clearly, one of Halle's Instagram trolls didn't get the message and commented that the "X-Men" actress was "ashamed" of her children ... and that's why she cropped their faces.

Though this wasn't the first time this user called out the 50-year-old beauty for masking the faces of her children, it's pretty clear Halle had enough of the negativity.

"I've noticed you have said this several times now so let me be clear-- I'm not at all ashamed of children," she clapped back at the Instagram user. "I try to find creative ways to incorporate them into my feed because they are the biggest part of my life, but I also work very hard to keep their identities as private as I can considering they are only children."

"It's my belief, and I'm not criticizing others who have different beliefs, that it's my job as their mother to protect their privacy as best I can," she continued. "When they grow and they're of age and they want share their images on the internet, that will be for them to decide, not me. Feel me? Have a beautiful day."

Fans were loving the "Cloud Atlas" star's response and shared their support in the comment section of the photo.

"Asking to see those children's faces as if you're entitled. Smh! Some people!" one fan posted. While another wrote, "You're so right!! @halleberry Such an inspiration."