Former MLB star David Justice attempted to move on from the reignited war of words between himself and his ex-wife Halle Berry on Friday night while on the red carpet for an event.Justice and his current wife Rebecca Villalobos appeared at the Harold and Carole Pump Foundation 25th Anniversary Celebrity Dinner in Los Angeles. He was asked about the initial remarks he made about wanting Berry to be "motherly" when the two first got married.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Heres what I got to say this is my wife for 25 years. Take a look at my wife. She can cook, she know how to clean, she know how to raise a great family," Justice told Access Hollywood when asked if he wanted to clear anything up. "We got three beautiful children and one beautiful grandbaby."So, I aint got nothing else to say about nobody elses lady other than my lady. Period."Justice recalled his relationship with Berry in an interview on the "All the Smoke" podcast. The two married in 1993 and were officially divorced in 1997. The World Series champion remarked on what led to his split with the actress."Because I was young and I had only, honestly, been in one relationship before her, my knowledge and my understanding, my wisdom around relationships just wasnt vast," he said."So, Im looking at my mom and Im a Midwest guy. So, in my mind, Im thinking a wife at that time should cook, clean. Then Im thinking, OK, if we have kids, is this the woman I want to have kids with and build a family with?"RED SOX SIGN NATHANIEL LOWE AFTER BEING CUT BY NATIONALSIn the mid to late 1990s, Berry had a contract with Revlon and had been in movies like "Boomerang," "Jungle Fever" and "The Last Boy Scout.""At that time, as a young guy, she dont cook, dont clean, dont really seem like motherly, and then we start having issues," Justice added. "Ill say this, we never had any issues about any women, other men."Berry responded subtly in a post on Instagram."Phew! cooking, cleaning and mothering," she wrote in the caption of a photo with her current husband Van Hunt.Justice earned his first All-Star nod in 1993, following their marriage. He was an All-Star again in 1994 before the players went on strike. He joined theCleveland Indiansin 1997 and was later traded to the Yankees in 2000.He also said that he and Berry "probably could have made it" if they went to therapy.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.