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'Pretty Baby', directed by Louis Malle, brought Brooke Shields into fame from the young age of 11. Shields plays Violet, the 12-year-old daughter of a prostitute who is raised in a brothel. Her virginity is auctioned off and she is brought on as a working girl. When her mother leaves town to get married, Violet befriends a photographer, and eventually decides to marry him. The controversial film has been highly criticised, especially in recent years, for heavily over sexualising Shields, who was appearing in nude scenes and in a sexual role at such a young age. Despite successfully establishing herself within Hollywood and demonstrating her skill as an actress, the role is now considered highly exploitative.

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Potentially the film that brought the most attention to Brooke Shields. 14-year-old Shields co-stars as Emmeline, who gets shipwrecked with her cousin at seven years old. On an island on the Pacific Ocean, they learn skills of survival and discover sex, love and heartache together as their relationship develops. 'Blue Lagoon' was directed by Randal Kleiser, and is based on the novel by Henry de Vere Stacpoole. It was commercially successful, making $58 million at box office. Both Shields and co-star Christopher Atkins, 18 at the time, were victims of child exploitation within the productions of the film and have since come out to share the uncomfortable sexualised nature of the production.

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Reflection on The Blue Lagoon (1980) - 'Now What' Podcast (2022)

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Reflection on The Blue Lagoon (1980) - 'Now What' Podcast (2022)

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Brooke Shields and Christopher Atkins express that a film like 'The Blue Lagoon' would never be made again today. Opening up about their personal experience, they share that they were encouraged to build an off-screen romance despite their age gap and inexperience. They also share that animals were harmed on set, children were naked running around on the beach, as well as other problematic elements of production which would not be allowed under today's standards

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Brooke Shields says her 1980 movie Blue Lagoon wouldn’t be made today

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The 'Pretty Baby' documentary follows Shields on her journey in self discovery and reflecting on her exploitative childhood. She uses her heavy experience to hold a mirror up to society, how it objectifies girls and women. Shields navigates her complex relationship with her mother and manager and her modelling and acting career which started at 11-months old. The documentary is both a brutal reflection on Shields' difficult life and childhood years, and an exposé on cultural forces and societal attitudes towards women, especially within the film industry.

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Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields (TV Mini Series 2023) ⭐ 7.5 | Documentary, Biography

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15-year-old Brooke Shields starred in a series of print and TV ads for Calvin Klein. This shows her high appeal and attraction for publicity at such a young age, as well as her modelling career with big brands. The campaign received backlash at the tagline, "You want to know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing.", due to suggestive nature and her age, leading to some networks refusing to run the ads. The commercial also used the wordplay of 'genes' and 'jeans', "Genes are fundamental in determining the characteristics of an individual and passing on these characteristics to succeeding generations", which was used in Sydney Sweeney's 2025 American Eagle campaign.

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Brooke Shields’ Jeans Ad Did Not Sit Well: Flashback

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Due to her beauty and natural approach to her appearance, this has been a major focus point in her career. Specifically, her thick, fluffy eyebrows have been of interest. To quote Vogue, 'Shields had her thick, fluffy brows firmly in place, framing those crystal blue eyes and beautiful skin'.

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At 59, Brooke Shields Still Has The Best Brows In The Business

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Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old: Thoughts on Aging as a Woman (2025)

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Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old: Thoughts on Aging as a Woman (2025)

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In her recent book, Shields tells all about her life in the public eye and the simultaneous struggles within her private life. Her focus is on societal expectations about ageing and the internal feelings that come with this. She says 'external perceptions don't match up with her internal sense of self', and that later years are something 'to enjoy and revel in, not something to merely survive'. Moreover, she addresses how easy it is to feel powerless as an older woman within society, and how this is problematic given their life experience. Her outspoken stance on womanhood, especially ageing demonstrates a positive outlook and strive to change societal attitudes.

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Book excerpt: “Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old”

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The actress and New York Times bestselling memoirist returns with a new book about the empowerment that comes from calling out society’s callous and short-sighted expectations of women as they age.

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In September 2023, Shields suffered a grand Mal seizure, causing her to lose control of her movements, froth at the mouth, and eventually lose consciousness. This is also known as a tonic-clonic seizure, and was caused by drinking too much water, leading to low blood sodium levels. She recovered within the following weeks and was able to perform her cabaret. The incident led to many to also wonder if they were at risk.

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Brooke Shields had a grand mal seizure – here’s what you need to know about the condition

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Shields said the seizure was caused by drinking too much water – which can be a cause in very rare circumstances.

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Brooke Shields opens up about her mother's alcoholism, and how it left her in agony. She expresses that she never knew what to expect, especially within the unstable environment of her home.

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Brooke Shields lived in ‘agony’ over late mother’s alcoholism

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‘Blue Lagoon’ star Brooke Shields’ mother passed away in 2012.

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In 1981, Shields' mother opened up a lawsuit regarding photographs of 10-year-old Brooke. The nude photos were taken by Gary Gross in 1975 for a Playboy publication, 'Sugar and Spice'. Despite giving consent for the photos to be taken, Teri Shields sued on the grounds that the continuation of the distribution was damaging to Brooke's career. Gross's lawyers argued that the photos could not cause further damage because Shields had made a profitable career “as a young vamp and a harlot, a seasoned sexual veteran, a provocative child-woman, an erotic and sensual sex symbol, the Lolita of her generation”. The judge concurred and, while praising the pictures’ “sultry, sensual appeal”.

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he Richard Prince photograph of Brooke Shields that Tate Modern recently withdrew from the exhibition Pop Life, after Scotland Yard suggested it might break obscenity laws, travelled across the Atlantic carrying a long history of controversy. It shows a 10-year-old Shields, oiled and glistening, naked and made-up, posing in a marble bathtub with a seductive danger that belies her years. She has, in Prince's description, "a body with two different sexes, maybe more, and a head that looks like it's got a different birthday."

When artist Collier Schorr sublet Prince's studio in the 1980s, the photograph was hanging in the hallway. "I always thought that it was a perverse picture," says Schorr, who has since made a documentary about Prince, and befriended Shields when she photographed the actor/model last year for Interview magazine. "I found it really disturbing, but my impression always was that Richard made the piece because it was disturbing ... It tells you everything about what we fear and desire."

Prince, Schorr tells me, has never met Shields. Intent on questioning notions of authorship and originality, he rephotographed an existing image that had already inspired two years of legal debate. The original picture, for which Shields was paid $450, was taken by fashion photographer Garry Gross in 1975 for a Playboy publication titled Sugar and Spice. It was one of a dozen images of Shields designed, according to Gross, to reveal the not-so-latent sexuality of the prepubescent child.

Though the pictures were taken with her consent, in 1981 Shields's mother sued Gross on the grounds that his continuing sale of them was damaging to her daughter's reputation, and she obtained a provisional ban on their further use. By then Shields, who began modelling at 11 months, had achieved national notoriety: she starred as a child prostitute in Louis Malle's 1978 film Pretty Baby, which included a scene in which her virginity is auctioned, and in 1980 she starred in Richard Avedon's provocative advertising campaign for Calvin Klein Jeans.

"You know what comes between me and my Calvins?" the 15-year-old Shields asked in one ad, which was censored by American TV networks, "Nothing!"

Gross's lawyers argued that his photographs could not further damage Shields's reputation because, since they were taken, she had made a profitable career "as a young vamp and a harlot, a seasoned sexual veteran, a provocative child-woman, an erotic and sensual sex symbol, the Lolita of her generation". The judge concurred and, while praising the pictures' "sultry, sensual appeal", ruled that Gross was not a pornographer: "They have no erotic appeal except to possibly perverse minds." That decision was overturned by an appeals court, but in 1983 the original verdict in Gross's favour was upheld.

Prince appropriated Gross's image later that year, renaming it Spiritual America (after a 1923 picture by Alfred Stieglitz of a gelded horse's midriff and genitals), and exhibited it anonymously in a rented shopfront in New York's Lower East Side. He later explained that the two-year legal debate about Gross's image, and the final ruling against censorship, had made him feel "patriotic". Prince enshrined it as a kind of coda to celebrate freedom of expression.

"Brooke Shields didn't have a problem making that picture," Schorr says, "because she was playacting in front of the camera and that's what she does. I don't think she ever felt like she was a victim of his camera, I think she felt like she was a victim of his greed, and to some extent a victim of her mother's poor judgment. I think she was happy when Richard took the picture and made something of it because it was a big fuck you to Garry Gross."

Not keen to embark on another expensive legal case, when Prince asked for permission to feature the work in his 1992 show at the Whitney museum in New York, Gross settled for $2,000 offered by Prince's lawyer. The photograph was the title work of Prince's 2007 retrospective at the Guggenheim in New York, where it appeared without incident.

Gross, 71, continues to exercise his right to sell pictures of Shields, though eBay prevented him from auctioning prints of them on its site. He is now a dog photographer and trainer in New York. In January 2008, one of Prince's pictures, an untitled image of a cowboy, sold for $3.4m, the most expensive photograph ever sold at auction.

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Sugar and Spice and all things not so nice

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he Richard Prince photograph of Brooke Shields that Tate Modern recently withdrew from the exhibition Pop Life, after Scotland Yard suggested it might break obscenity laws, travelled across the Atlantic carrying a long history of controversy. It shows a 10-year-old Shields, oiled and glistening, naked and made-up, posing in a marble bathtub with a seductive danger that belies her years.

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In June 2024, Shields co-founded her own haircare range aimed at women over 40. The brand uses a formula which is focused on addressing the unique hair and scalp health needs of older women. The brand is clean, positive for the environment and considers all the needs of different types of hair. The brand is emblematic of ageing naturally and embracing growing older, especially important from someone who has been in the limelight from such a young age and aged in front of an audience.

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Hair changes as we age—your hair care routine should too. Our clean, hormone-conscious formulas support growth, boost volume, and nourish the scalp. Designed for women 40+, our line includes scalp serums, detox shampoo, and probiotic conditioner for lasting strength.

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In 2001, Brooke Shields married husband Chris Henchy, film director, producer and screenwriter. In 2003, they welcomed their first daughter, Rowan, and in 2006 welcomed their second, Grier. Due to her traumatic childhood, she does express concerns about her children growing up in the world with social media. Shields is fairly open about her family life and shares moments via social media or through interviews.

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Brooke Shields’ 2 Daughters: All About Rowan and Grier

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Brooke Shields and husband Chris Henchy share two daughters: Rowan Francis and Grier Hammond. Here’s everything to know about the actress’ children.

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15-year-old Shields is interviewed following her recent release of 'The Blue Lagoon', promoting her acting career and entering the world of stardom. However, the language that the interviewer uses to describe her can be now seen as disturbing and inappropriate. He uses the word 'tender' when referring to her at the age of 11 months, and focuses intently on her beauty, rather than her talent. It is a key example of her being sexualised as a young girl so casually.

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Brooke Shields • Interview (Modeling/Acting) • 1980 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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16-year-old Shields plays the role of Jade, 15, starring alongside Martin Hewitt (22), who plays David, 18. The film follows the two teenage lovers who have to handle their parents' disapproval, leading to insanity and tragedy.

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Brooke Shields co-stars as Lana, the mother of Emma who returns home with the news that she is getting married in a month. The father of the groom turns out to be the same one that broke hers years ago.

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"Brooke Shields' forgotten sitcom". Follows Susan Keane, a magazine writer in San Fransisco whose column's reflect her struggles as a single woman who has recently left her fiancé at the alter.

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In her podcast, Brooke Shields dives into her many pivotal moments within her career and personal life. She speaks with experts, authors, and celebrity guests to learn about their moments and how they have gotten through it.

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Katie Couric on shaking the morning show stigma

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Brooke Shields is no longer asking for permission (2025)

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Brooke Shields is no longer asking for permission (2025)

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Shields shares how she is now, finally, in a position in her life where she can be her own agent and do what she wants to do. After her whole life being dictated by other people and the choices being made for her, she can now break free of that.

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At 11-years-old Brooke Shields debuts in horror film 'Alice, Sweet Alice'. She plays Karen,. the sister of emotionally unstable Alice. Karen is then brutally murdered, strangled and set afire in Church on the day of her First Communion. Suspicion falls towards her sister as attacks continue.

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Shields sits down with Hodinkee to discuss her watch collection. Many were collected on her early days of modelling and acting, acquired in a many unique ways, from across the world.

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Talking Watches: With Brooke Shields, Model, Actress, Entrepreneur, And Icon Of The ’80s

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Did you know she was a watch collector too? Well, feast your eyes on these pieces.

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Brooke Shields breaks down every detail of her beauty routine, from her hair and makeup to her weapon against acne breakouts. Due to her complex relationship to beauty, she tries not to dedicate too much of her free time to it, but because her two daughters are taking an interest, she is too.

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Even Brooke Shields, 58, Still Gets Acne Breakouts Sometimes

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Shields shares her guide to looking good and taking care of herself in her 50s. She shares all her favourite products and routines.

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Brooke Shields’s Guide to Less-Is-More Makeup and Skin Care in Your 50s

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The 56-year-old model-turned-actress shares her everyday routine and reflects on how her beauty philosophy has changed over the years.

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The first media exposure Brooke Shields had at 11-months old, the Ivory Soap commercial.

This was the start of her career, and where her child stardom began. Starring along side her was porn star Marilyn Chambers.

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Good friends Lisanne Falk and Brooke Shields, both 13-years-old and Ford models at the time, took a series of fun photos with their other friend Betsy Cameron. One of the photos was chosen to run the first edition of the 'Life' magazine when it was revived as a monthly in 1978. It transitioned the photos in a more artistic and credible realm.

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"My friend Lisanne Falk and I-both 13 years old and Ford models at the time-were close friends with Betsy Cameron, another model, who happened to be an aspiring photographer and who was like a big sister to us.

One day, Betsy asked us to visit her home in Southport, Connecticut, and take a series of fun photos for a possible book about friendship. We got to play dress-up in vintage costumes and crimp our hair and wear makeup, and we were thrilled to create fantasy worlds for Betsy to photograph. This particular picture was the last of the day. We wore red lipstick and felt so grown up.

The book never came to pass, but this photo was chosen to run in the first issue of Life magazine when it was revived as a monthly, in 1978. I couldn't believe I was in Life! This image elevated us into a different category: we were no longer just catalogue models but had transitioned into a more credible and artistic realm. It was also controversial at the time for girls to project womanly poses, but that's what girls did when dressing up. And, looking back, this is the photo that sort of put us on the map."
Read more from *Vanity Fair'*s "The Photo That Changed My Life" series. The Photograph That Helped Misty Copeland Realize Her Responsibility as a Black Woman in Ballet How a Portrait of Photographer and Actress Berry Berenson Changed Jamie Lee Curtis's Life How a Single Selfie Helped Alan Cumming Confront His Mortality How a Photo of Planet Earth Changed Tony Bennett Forever How a Sailboat Poster Showed Author Nathaniel Philbrick His Destiny The Family Photo That Changed Carly Simon's Life How David Bailey's Portrait of Jean Shrimpton Changed His Life Cindy Crawford Explains How a Single Portrait Changed Her Life The Photo That Changed Candice Bergen's Life

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Brooke Shields on the Photo That Catapulted Her into Supermodel Stardom

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Shields-celebrating 50 years since she went on her first modeling job, for Ivory Soap, at age 11 months-recalls the image that helped put her in the big leagues.

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Beauty, Self Care, Aging and Commence Haircare

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Beauty, Self Care, Aging and Commence Haircare

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Within her early career Shields attended many fashion events, either as a model herself, or an attendee. One of her most prominent runway moments was the 1978 Michaele Vollbracht’s fall ready-to-wear show at the Solow Building in New York City.

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Young Brooke Shields’ Style Evolution, Archive Photos: From Runway Modeling & Red Carpets to Meeting Princess Diana

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A young Brooke Shields’ style evolution: The red carpet moments and modeling on runways from WWD’s Eye pages and the Fairchild Archives.

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In her book 'Down Came the Rain' (2005), Shields discusses her struggles with postpartum depression and her dramatic birthing story. She expresses the darkness that came over her once she had retuned from the hospital, the struggles she had bonding with her baby, and the rage and self-hatred that came as a result. After visiting the doctors, she was prescribed anti-depressants, and further discusses her embarrassment and emotions.

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In an Instagram Q&A, Shields opens up about her struggle with sleep as she has gotten older. She expressed “If you’re a mom, you’re tired. If you’re a business owner, you’re tired. So I’m always tired”.

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At 59, Brooke Shields Gets Candid About Sleep After Reaching ‘a Certain Age’

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While attending a meeting with a Hollywood movie executive during her early 20s, which she thought was regarding a movie role, she was sexually assaulted in a hotel room after. She opens up about her disassociation and inability to fight back.

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When Brooke Shields took the powerful Hollywood executive up on his offer to use the phone in his hotel room, she expected to call a cab. Instead, she was sexually assaulted - and blamed herself for what happened.

The incident happened when she was in her 20s, the model and actor, 57, told People in an interview published Wednesday.

"It's taken me a long time to process it," Shields said of the assault, noting that something doesn't have to be violent to be scary. "I'm more angry now than I was able to be then. If you're afraid, you're rightfully so."

Shields, who began her career as a child model, notoriously gained fame at age 12 when she starred in the movie "Pretty Baby" as a preteen prostitute. Three years later, she made waves with a provocative ad campaign for Calvin Klein Jeans in which she uttered the line, "Do you know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing."

The romantic movie dramas " Blue Lagoon " and "Endless Love" happened for Shields around the same time, in 1980 and 1981, further heightening the teenage Shields' characterization as a sexual being.

She took a break from her career to attend Princeton University and came back in the 1990s with roles on TV - including star turns on "Suddenly Susan" and "The L Word" - and a number of roles on Broadway.

It was sometime between 1985 and 1995 when she had dinner with the exec - a dinner she thought was about her getting a role in a movie. When he assaulted her in the hotel room afterward, Shields said, she froze and didn't fight back. She disassociated.

"It was really easy to disassociate because by then it was old hat," she said after years of working as a cover girl and checking out to cope with the intensity of the attention cast her way. "And because it was a fight-or-flight type of choice. Fight was not an option, so you just leave your body. 'You're not there. It didn't happen.'"

But it did happen. Shields said that up till now, she shared the story with only one person, a close friend who was a former security consultant.

That audience will broaden significantly with the debut of a two-part documentary about Shields' life in which she tells that story and others in detail. "Brooke Shields: Pretty Baby," which examines a woman who was sexualized at a very young age, debuts April 3 on Hulu.

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Brooke Shields was born on the 31st May, 1965, in Manhattan, to Teri and Frank Shields. They divorced when she was just 5 months old in 1966, but she still had a close relationship with both of her parents. She spent the majority of her time with her mother, who also became her manager at just 11 months old. Brooke also maintained a close relationship with her three half-sisters and two step-siblings through her father's second marriage.

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Brooke Shields on Instagram: "Celebrating hair through every phase, age, and trend 🧴✨ Happy #NationalHairDay from all of us at @shopcommence!! Take care 🧡"

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19K likes, 255 comments - brookeshields on October 1, 2025: "Celebrating hair through every phase, age, and trend 🧴✨ Happy #NationalHairDay from all of us at @shopcommence!! Take care 🧡". 

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Brooke Shields on Instagram: "So many of you have been writing to me about your first time being empty nesters... I promise it gets easier!!"

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Watch as we explore the surprising twists and turns of becoming an empty nester, and learn how to make the most of this new chapter in your life. From embracing the freedom of an empty nest to finding ways to stay connected with your loved ones, we'll share practical advice and inspiring stories to help you navigate this transition with confidence.

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Brooke Shields on Instagram: "Happy international dog day to my sweetest babygirl. Mama loves you, Tuzi!! 

#internationaldogday #nationaldogday #dogday"

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27K likes, 305 comments - brookeshields on August 26, 2025: "Happy international dog day to my sweetest babygirl. Mama loves you, Tuzi!! 

#internationaldogday #nationaldogday #dogday". 

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Brooke Shields on Instagram: "Summer Lovin’ 💋☀️"

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42K likes, 472 comments - brookeshields on July 9, 2025: "Summer Lovin’ 💋☀️". 

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A woman's face and a child's body: Brook Shields and child sexuality, Kristen Hatch (2022)

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A woman's face and a child's body: Brook Shields and child sexuality, Kristen Hatch (2022)

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"Early in Brooke Shields’ career, before her body was transformed by puberty, the pre-teen model and actress was defined by her disconcerting appearance. Whether she posed in pigtails and rompers or satin and furs, the little girl looked like an adult woman, though her body was unmistakably that of a child"

"The Romantic child was imagined to inhabit a realm separate from adults, as evidenced by the child’s obliviousness to such adult concerns as sex and commerce. Images of children provided a means for audiences to recapture their own prelapsarian past. In this sense, child stars were imagined to serve a disciplinary function. Rather than the child’s being corrupted by the male gaze, men’s spectatorial pleasure in little girls was understood to have a transformative effect, conferring, if only temporarily, the child’s innocence onto the adult spectator"

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Louis Malle, director of 'Pretty Baby' - "There's something disturbing about her... with this face of a woman, the body of a child" (Anon, 1978)

‘Children’s sexuality is either ignored or exploited,’ he told Newsweek, ‘both of which are wrong’ (Kroll, 1978)

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Garry’s premise in creating [these photographs] was simply to demonstrate his feeling that a little girl often projects an identifiable sensuality, into which she grows as she becomes a woman. Obviously, a child’s and woman’s expressions of that sensuality will differ, but Garry is intrigued by the fact that it so clearly exists in both: inside that little girl there’s a sexy woman hiding.

Framed within liberationist discourse, Shields’ eroticised image invited audiences to contemplate sexualised images of childhood without the stigma of perversion. At the same time, however, feminist responses to her image helped to shape the terms of a new debate about children, sexuality, and visual culture, laying the foundation for the artistic and commercial examinations of Knowing children in the decades that followed

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Interview - Brooke Shields Is Entering Her Entrepreneur Era, Emily Burns (2024)

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Interview - Brooke Shields Is Entering Her Entrepreneur Era, Emily Burns (2024)

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"My relationship with beauty was always either work related or vanity," she said. "It's only been in this era of my life that I started to realize that it feels like self care and a privilege.”

"Women over 40 have already done a lot of things and their lives are so complex. They've done so much, and it's their time. I found myself in that position," Shields said. "There was so much white space in regards to hair care, specifically for women over 40 but not in the geriatric realm or the medicinal realm.”

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"I've given my power and what I am to so many different people over the years and this period of time for me feels like a celebration of myself and what I've accomplished," she said. "Spending time appreciating what I have and what I am individually is a huge gift, and I want other women to feel that way. I don't want to feel guilty for wanting to look beautiful. I used to need to look beautiful for other people. Now, I want to look my best but for me.” (Burns, 2024)

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Jodie Foster and Brooke Shields: “New Ways to Look at the Young”, Cynthia Erb (2010)

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Jodie Foster and Brooke Shields: “New Ways to Look at the Young”, Cynthia Erb (2010)

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'The marketing of the young Shields involved a balancing-act combination of innocent and knowing qualities: too much sexual knowledge from the young star would tip the project into obvious exploitation.'

'Malle made an intelligent use of Shields’s child-woman image. In Shields’s case, her precocious sexual knowledge, along with her action-oriented performance, worked against traditional, sensationalistic preconceptions about prostitutes.'

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Skin, hair, lips, eyes, touch, sweat, movement, arms, legs, and torso are concentrated upon by the visual media, and the senses seem regularly heightened or super sensitivised, ensuring that celebrities are especially carnal beings. (Sean Redmond, 2013)

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Findings suggest that in female adolescents, there is an interaction between Intense-personal celebrity worship and body image between the ages of 14 and 16 years, and some tentative evidence has been found to suggest that this relationship disappears at the onset of adulthood, 17 to 20 years. Results are consistent with those authors who stress the importance of the formation of para-social relationships with media figures, and suggest that para-social relationships with celebrities perceived as having a good body shape may lead to a poor body image in female adolescents. (Maltby, Giles, Barber, McCutcgheon, 2005)

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The body is imagined to be the vessel that will grant intimacy, authenticity, and guarantee present/future film parts, photo-shoots, and front-page newspaper and magazine coverage. (Su Holmes, Sean Redmond, 2006)

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In 1983, Shields decided to take a break from acting and modelling to attend college, and try to have a 'normal' experience. She graduated in 1987 with a bachelor's degree in Romance languages.

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There Was a Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me (2014)

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There Was a Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me (2014)

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This memoir written by Shields explores her childhood years with focus on her complex relationship with her mother, Teri Shields, and her life growing up. She opens up about her mother's alcoholism and the emotions and embarrassment she felt because of this.

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First Marriage to Andre Agassi (1997-1999)

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First Marriage to Andre Agassi (1997-1999)

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Shields is open about her first marriage to tennis player, Agassi. She discusses how the split was largely due to his addiction to crystal meth.

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Brooke Shields discusses failed marriage with famous ex-husband Andre Agassi

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Brooke Shields has opened up about her failed two-year marriage to her ex-husband Andre Agassi, who was hiding a crystal meth addiction from her