Tyler Perry's Girlfriend & Mother of His Only Child Flaunts Toned Body in Cream Netted Sweater

Model and mother to 5-year-old Aman Perry, whom she shares with long time partner Tyler Perry, shows off her beautiful body in a sultry Instagram post.

Gelila Bekele took to Instagram to share a beautiful photo of her wearing a crochet blouse. The post came with a quote from David Brooks, a New York Times Op-Ed columnist followed closely with #ConfrontationWithYourOwnWeaknesses.

The photo which was captured by Michel Nafziger, a beauty and fashion photographer in New York was promptly given 2,950 likes. Her followers also took to the comment section to praise and compliment her beauty.

Bekele also wrote a book titled “Guzo!” (2018), which, as it’s English meaning implies, documents the life journey of native Ethiopians.

It would be recalled that Gelila has been in a long time relationship with Tyler perry, even though the latter rarely talks about it in public. However, the one person he can’t stop talking about is his son, Aman Perry.

According to a Heavy article “her humanitarian side is probably one of the big things that draw Perry to her.” The couple has been dating since 2009, and they have one child together.

In an exclusive interview for his PEOPLE cover in 2019, the 50-year-old filmmaker describes his son has bringing the most joy in his life.

According to Heavy, he told PEOPLE that “his entire life now involves kids, cartoons, toys, and taking care of his family when he’s not producing films and hosting tribute shows.”

Asides being together with Tyler Perry since 2009 and mothering his only child, Bekele is presently an activist and documentary filmmaker.

According to her website, she spends her time shuttling Europe, the United States, and Ethiopia, her home country, to help people through a charity that focuses on providing access to clean water and education.

As a model, she has featured in several fashion and beauty campaigns, including those for top brands like Levi’s, Diesel, Michael Kors, Mikimoto, H&M, Pinko, Nespresso, Pantene, and L’oreal.

Passionate about issues concerning Fundamental human rights, in 2013, Gelila began her narrative and documentary film career to draw attention to this issue.

As a documentary filmmaker, her productions include Anbessa, which she produced, Mai: Life is not Honey and Model Activists, two separate works she directed.

Bekele also wrote a book titled “Guzo!” (2018), which, as it’s English meaning implies, documents the life journey of native Ethiopians.