Brooke Shields looks back on childhood roles through new lens | Nightline

[@georgiesimmons5924]

Regardless of what she endured you have to give her so much credit that she stayed off of drugs she's lived as long as she has when so many in Hollywood her age died young and she's raised a relatively normal family that's a credit to her and her character

[@shakypam]

not regardless, because of. I have a whole new respect for Brooke Shields after that little clip. I don't have Hulu or I'd watch the doco right now.

[@shakypam]

ps its a new respect on top of an old vague feeling that she's ace anyway

[@bolotabr12]

So true

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

Her daughters seem great. It was cool to see they felt comfortable calling it out. She’s obviously super close to them.

[@GotoMaki4Micah]

then brooke called them and their whole generation out on posting their bodies on social media. lmfao. brooke did the movie for art/professional purposes. her kids do it for attention.

[@GotoMaki4Micah]

@@melanie97xjunex19 everyone and everything is exploited. the environment animals and yes, all people. if you dont like it stop buying all products including clothes and food grown overseas with slave labor. youd be shocked at where your everyday products come from.

[@NosyHausfrau]

She's been through so much and came out on top. Her strength is her most beautiful feature.

[@ROD_MON]

If she was so strong, bold and brave she would be primarily shaming, blaming and calling out her mother for signing her up and giving permission for her to be sexualized and exploited in those films and magazines.

[@anya7997]

It s strenght 'cause she has money status en attention, something most women desire although dey all know is toxic but crave for

[@june2420111]

She's so beautiful and courageous ❤️❤️❤️ so glad she has those conversations with her daughters

[@thomasdequincey5811]

How is bad mouthing her past films courageous? Standing up for those films and making an argument for them that treats people as adults and not children who need to be wrapped in cotton wool would've been courageous. What Brooke Shields did here was engage in the laziest form of virtue signalling to get her face on camera one last time. Pathetic!

[@anhingasnakebird9947]

@@thomasdequincey5811 Wow, the whole entire point just flew right over your head, didn’t it? Maybe nuance isn’t your thing.

[@claireoconor7986]

Brooke is such a beautiful Human Being because she ALWAYS EXUDES SUCH KINDNESS, she really is very special.💚❤️💚

[@rockscousteau]

I know some women at the Pub who are like that too. They blow everyone

[@lauriesica]

I love that she's calling to stop sexualizing young girls but society also needs to stop sexualizing all WOMEN.

[@ROD_MON]

Her Brooks mother signed her up and gave permission for her to be sexualized and exploited, her mother is to be blamed, not so much Hollywood.

[@mariewilson9398]

I'm also wondering why it's OK for sexually charged shows about teenagers like euphoria? So it's OK for 25 year olds to act as teenagers and perform in highly sexual roles where old men would surely fantasize about them. Seems to me this is also sexualing teenagers.

[@exoticalBecky_Miami]

Attractive women do use sex to get things faster than more traditional routes

[@a.jlondon9039]

Tell sex workers and strippers that.

[@NS-et5wh]

@@a.jlondon9039 Supply and demand. It's the perverted men who make the demand, and inevitably desperate people in bad situations will give that supply. So tell those men that. If not for them there would be no reason to do sex work or stripping. Who owns the strip bars, the adult movie sets, the brothels, etc? Who are the customers? 99% MEN who are sexualizing and objectifying women

[@secretpal6039]

The thing is, Brooke’s mother allowed all of this to happen. She should have been protecting her daughter instead of exploiting her. It’s sick.

[@January.]

It's very understandable. Her income afforded them a lifestyle and security that most people in the world envy.

[@rachelbailey52]

@secretpal6039. I think Brooke had a good mum who loved her very much. She just struggled with drink that's all. I would've swapped places with Brooke in a heart beat back in the day. She had it all. She even said in one interview aged 18 that she wasn't at all affected by any of the movies she had been in. You can't judge how things were back in the 70s to how things are today. It was a different time.

[@recherche4528]

@@rachelbailey52 It was a different time. However, people were uncomfortable with the movie when it came out and it was questioned. The difference is that the director avoided the spotlight on his judgement.

[@rachelbailey52]

@@recherche4528 Well I thought it was a good film, so did many others. It wasn't a porn. It was a love story about 2 teenagers.

[@4catsnow]

When your mother seemingly functions as also your pimp,, society and social media can get vocal...

[@4catsnow]

People that watched the uncut "Pretty Baby" were somewhat baffled as to how and why her mother never got arrested.

[@TempleofBrendaSong]

If I was there, there would be no sexualising kids.

[@wintermonroe2894]

Yeah these days a mother who did that would get some type of child endangering charge....I

[@laurencaulton103]

Brooke is really smart, intellectually as well as emotionally. She's dealing with what she lived through. And her girls are obviously bright and aware of these issues. Men have made millions off of these girls, and they continue to.

[@jessethepersiankitty2377]

Why does it surprise you that attractive people can be intelligent. Wow.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

After everything she’s been through, she’s come through with such a good head on her shoulders! She’s very level headed, strong, down-to-earth! Her life could have gone South and turned into a trainwreck like so many of the poor young child actors and actresses out there but thank goodness she came out on top!👏😃👍✨💖✨

[@DrCLA212]

this documentary is amazing. Brooke Shields is a true warrior

[@CherylGormanAuthor]

Brook Shields is an amazing woman. I have so much respect and admiration for her. ❤❤❤

[@rick6672]

Cheryl I wish you'd show all these respect and admiration to your mom.

[@Fatatua]

Not fair how underrated BS has been as an actress. Maybe the films weren't the greatest but she always was credible in her roles.

[@ShindigEats]

While watching the documentary, you can visibly see Brooke’s negative and confused body language reactions to men’s inappropriate questions during interviews. There are clusters of this body language with Brooke, as well. It is sad watching this, especially since she was so young.

[@beverlywright1009]

Thank you Ms. Shields for your honesty and strength.

[@villanessa]

This is why we're all so sensitive to all of that today because there was just so much abuse all the time that we're all fed up and sick of it and rightfully so. That's why. So it's not that we're too sensitive but that we just can't tolerate that anymore. It was wrong then and it is wrong now.

[@tylerriley2587]

If I met Brooke Shields, I would give her a big hug

[@meburbur5086]

she save that little girl quotes hit me hard, it is so important to listen to your inner voice and believe in it... self-talk is such a key to human development.

[@jasonsandifer3250]

Brooke Shields has been So Resilient, Strong, and Courageous after enduring some very difficult moments of her young career, God’s Blessings to Brooke Shields and her family.

[@dorandacolbert5973]

Brook is doing the bravest thing by talking with her own daughters.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

It's not ''brave'', it's normal. Stop praising celebs for doing what any normal loving parent would do.

[@dorandacolbert5973]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 It may be normal, but not common. Too many parents never have an honest conversation with their grown children.

[@ROD_MON]

There's nothing bold and brave about it, it's just simply called being a smart, caring and responsible parent who is supposed to discuss the positives and negatives about life and society that their daughters and/or sons may face. Y'all give celebs too much praise for doing typical and expected things.😒

[@ROD_MON]

@@dorandacolbert5973 If she was truly brave, she would be primarily blaming and shaming her mother for signing her up and giving permission for her to be sexualized and exploited by Hollywood. 😐

[@GotoMaki4Micah]

@@ROD_MON or naming the producer who raped her many years ago.

[@rmannayr2129]

BROOKE IS SO CLASSY!

[@davidback92]

This is what everyone should want to see happen. Raised in a star atmosphere as a child and coming out the other side as a respected, dignified human being.

[@LouellaCarnie]

She is living proof that men mostly older men are the predators and threat too women and the reason feminism exists and is still needed too today all my respect and love too her that she is still alive and came out the other side, such an inspiration and role model too us women!! 👀👌🥰 🙌👀💯✨

[@marshabailey1121]

Great doc. Brooke is a remarkable woman.

[@cynthiawarren9379]

Brooke is a smart women- she went to Princeton, and she has a awesome family. She has a lot to be proud of. Wish them the best!

[@fousies]

I know she was a child but I can’t imagine being ok as a 10 year old that is was ok to pose nude. I would have definitely felt abused

[@Channel24377]

Right I know for a fact I would have been so embarrassed if it was me anything like that made me so uncomfortable and embarrassed back then.

[@NS-et5wh]

She was groomed into thinking that's normal from an even younger age. That's how grooming works

[@becoollikefonzie8007]

She was 9 in one of the first shoots.

[@jeromethomas1741]

WHEN IT COMES TO FASHION I JUST SAY SHES NATURAL THANK YOU

[@debraa.155]

Can't imagine hearing Paris's voice every day!

[@cw5451]

LOVE Brooke! Such an amazing woman!

[@MalloryNewcomb]

I have known for a long time that Brooke Shields is a great dresser and a fabulous woman, I follow her on Instagram… but sometimes that kind of beauty doesn’t translate to the TV screen. But not this lady! I have to say… she looks really good. Her long wavy hair is still glorious and the red suit is beautifully structured, very powerful fashion statement.

[@rmannayr2129]

BROOKE LOOKS GREAT!

[@katieking7231]

I love how Brooke is able to see that her mom made mistakes without hating her mother or completely throwing her under the bus or forgetting anything good about her. Her mother had her own story and past and wounds too. Not saying I would blame Brooke at all if she didn’t feel like being understanding. But I think it’s really beautiful that she gives her mom grace and recognizes how hard life can be and how we all screw up.

[@MAArch-ec7se]

She’s blaming everyone except her mother, who allowed her exploitation at 11 years old.

[@becoollikefonzie8007]

Yeah, her mum was a pimp but Shields has a bit of Stockholm syndrome. I feel like she's crying to protect her mum in a way, she was her mum's carer for a long time when she was an alcoholic

[@timross5351]

This is what grooming actually looks like. Drag Race is harmless silliness, while modeling agencies and film directors actually harm children.

[@spirituallysafe]

If you think Drag Race is harmless you are a fool 🥲

[@stwaters1147]

There were alot of things that were normal back in those days that are now no longer accepted the male host from family feud used to peck each female contestant right on the lips

[@rachelbailey52]

@stwaters1147 it's wrong that so many people are judging the 70s to how things are today. It was a different time back then. If I could go back to the 1970s then I gladly would to escape this sick politically correct world we are now living in. Everything today is sensored. It's become a fascist state. For starters there's too many gays on t.v. It's us that's a fucked up society not the 1970s.

[@LoveDayandAge]

What I got from this is how intelligent and respectable Brooke Shields is. She made good life choices and brought herself up in life.

[@cowboysfan782008]

Leif Garrets mom gave Brooks mom big time praise in regard to her putting her foot down against a lot of the big hollywood bs, and said she wished she had been stronger. There wasn't that many young actors in that A list circle back in the mid-late 70s, there was Leif, Shawn Cassidy, Jodi Foster, Kristy McNichols, and Tatum Oneil. I'm a couple yrs younger than Brooke and as a kid I thought Jodi was the toughest, but Kristy IMO was the best, and it's her I feel sorry for most, and I hope she's okay today.

[@cowboysfan782008]

I also think this "no substance" current pop culture that dismisses the importance of love with sex is something that's going to come back to haunt "a boatload" of young ppl that buy into that 20 years from now, if and when they realize what's important in life.

[@mytv89626]

Kristy got out of the business a long time ago and lives a normal life. She isn't the one that you need to feel sorry for.

[@recherche4528]

Why the air quotes when the interviewer is talking about Brooke’s mother allowing her to do the movie? She is responsible.

[@jennyoshea1958]

What an eloquent lady and she should be so proud of all she's achieved as an actress; especially Pretty Baby. Loving and not blaming her mum is a good thing. No doubt, her mum had her best interests at heart and felt that she could protect her, which to a certain extent she did. Pretty Baby is cinematically stunning albeit with a disturbing story to tell. Brooke Shields, doesn't come across as 'provocative' in the role; as her innocence and beauty shine through; portraying a vulnerable little girl; with grace and precision as a fine, young actress; navigating life in a brothel. However, the film shines a huge light, on the degradation of older men; who seek children out for gratuitous purposes ( remembering they are actors) I'm glad that she was unaware of being exploitated by Hollywood at the time; and was able to escape to University and lead a more normal life. I wish her all the best

[@AntajuanGrady]

Ikr; you know I think why she may have let Brooke do those films like Pretty Baby and Blue Lagoon? I think she saw how Linda Blair and Tatum O' Neal had taken edgy roles at young ages in films like The Exorcist and Paper Moon or Jodi Foster in Taxi Driver and she just wanted her daughter to become a huge star. Crazy how in the 70s so many edgy films had children in significant roles.

[@kdeloris2225]

I'm sorry to hear about her sexual assault. I wish she would have named who did it. I bet he's still alive.

[@rmannayr2129]

BROOKE IS AGELESS!

[@debraa.155]

Her mother pushed her into those debasing films...and Hollywood made money off her!!!

[@gertrudemilhouse5626]

How was that possible? 11 year old nude scenes and no 1 went 2 jail?!

[@StarLight-sl9ok]

It was the 70s, different times.

[@dasein9980]

Times have changed, unfortunately.

[@troll23-troll23]

At nine years she got her first (or second) role in a horror movie, "Alice Sweet Alice", where she was being murdered. At ten years she appeared nude in "Playboy". So there was already some traumatic history there, she was being groomed. Only after that, at twelve, was she cast as a child prostitute in "Pretty Baby" . And her (very manly looking) mother said in an interview at the time, without any shame: "I think, it's the mix of innocence and sexuality in a child what's really APPETIZING to people..." (something to this effect). With Brooke looking away, as if she is about to die. At 12:57 kzbin.info/www/bejne/raaadoNoitBkrM0 Yeah, right, she threw her child to the wolves, and collected the money. And Brooke defends her to this day!

[@ingridbergman-vz7go]

troll23.... I totally agree with what you say. I think she is in denial about her mother. It's horrifying to think the film Pretty Baby is still being shown. It's child pornography. Anyone who has seen it, can't deny it. It should be forbidden. Surprised it's not. There are some well known actors in it who ought to be ashamed. When the film Lolita was remade, it was condemned and failed. I wonder how this one is ok.

[@hm2011100]

@@ingridbergman-vz7goI don’t think she’s in denial about her mother. She recognises her mother was wrong & deeply dysfunctional. But this can coexist with still loving her & having the maturity to contextualise her mother’s actions. It’s a lot easier for strangers on the internet to condemn her mother outright than for the daughter herself. Relationships are complex & there was still love there. The uncomfortable truth is that Brooke wouldn’t be the huge & wealthy star she is now with the platform to highlight these issues had her mother not managed her career from childhood.

[@annettemarado3668]

She keeps calling the movie art in these interviews. She’s delusional.

[@raea3588]

She's not delusional. That's why she's doing this project. The movies such as "Pretty Baby" "Blue Lagoon".... They were supposed to portray some sort of twisted innocent "art". Where we saw a young woman, in a strange situation that most innocent young ladies aren't in and this is what captured audiences of all kinds. Now, we're realizing that what this "art" really translates into, is a little girl who was in child pornography and was celebrated for it and had to figure out what that meant and how to deal with it at the age of 11. And how can we stop this cycle from continuing to repeat itself because even if it's no longer legal to cast an 11 year old in a role like that, we shouldn't cast a 20 year old as being 11 and call it art just so we can sexualize these films and our society. There's nothing wrong with being beautiful, with wanting to be beautiful. There's everything wrong with a young girl thinking she's nothing if she's not looked at in that way.

[@stephaniecorelli3034]

Sexualization of young women will never end.

[@ROD_MON]

Yeah you're right, these days they will either sexualize and exploit themselves or if they're underage, their mother will sign off on and give permission for them to be sexualized and exploited like in the case of what happened with Brooke Shields and those girls that were provided to R.Kelly by their mothers. You have to admit these days men don't have to do it, 99 percent of the time women do it to themselves or to other women for the most part and often times it is by choice.😐

[@na189]

I always remember when you and your Mother accepted an invitation from the Sultan of Brunai to spend time on his yacht. An older man spending time with a 15 year old girl?

[@rmannayr2129]

GO BROOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marcellobomfim5629]

The most interesting is to see how the perception over everything changes with times…

[@jakemarlow8998]

Brooke just keeps getting more beautiful as she ages. She looks a lot like Caitlyn Jenner, who is also a beautiful woman.

[@spirituallysafe]

CJ is a man.

[@mytv89626]

😂.

[@korab.2938]

She is amazing!!

[@sandypenske9797]

Brooke Shields - class act

[@eeqlzmctwo]

Different lens? She's still sees those roles as art, tasteful and creative, she doesn't denounce them. Her daughters actually have the correct lens and she seems so dumbfounded and perplexed that they think so😅

[@kristinrichmond8185]

Thank you for posting this. I noticed the same thing. It’s so bizarre. It’s ABSOLUTELY child pornography. After all these years, considering the age she is now, how can she possibly still see it as art?? Baffling.

[@wintermonroe2894]

​@@kristinrichmond8185 yeah ikr but she has to probably keep that perspective to keep her sanity fr....it's probably easier for her to accept it idk

[@becoollikefonzie8007]

@@kristinrichmond8185 They were literally made for men to jerk off to. The playboy spread was not just for artistic purposes lol. He mum is a pimp and brook has Stockholm syndrome

[@becoollikefonzie8007]

@@wintermonroe2894 Yeah, that't what I took from it. The movie is one thing, but literally posing in a pornography magazine for adult men is legit child pornography, and she pretends it's just art to cope.

[@jtoland2333]

It will take a long time before she will be able to recognize that her mother was abusive. It took me a long time as well.

[@kh863]

I tried watching this documentary, and just couldn't figure out what the point was? Its definitely made to cast Brooke in a victim light, but the producer couldn't figure out how to steer the audience to accomplish that goal. Yes, the early childhood stuff was exploitative. But I blame her mother for that. I think this had the potential to be good, but I gave up in the 2nd episode. I kept thinking, "get to the point".

[@capricemadrid5353]

I'm curious how this movie would've done if the studio's got their way and cast Jodie Foster instead

[@troll23-troll23]

Jodie Foster, another sexually abused child - by Hollywood. Where was HER mother, btw?

[@40pianos]

This whole thing is exploitative. At 11 years old she's going to be cast as a child prostitute in Pretty Baby. Somebody had to say 'yes' to that. Her mother said 'yes' to that. Not Louis Malle and not Merv Griffin. If it is now child pornography then her mother was the 'groomer' who got her daughter into it. At 14 she's in The Blue Lagoon, again cast as a sex object. She couldn't agree to taking that part without her mother's approval. Men are not the problem here, a grown ass woman, who is supposed to be acting in her daughter's best interests, is the problem. I don't know how old she was when she did the Calvin Klein ad but she was in it for one reason and one reason only, her sexuality. She was pimped by her mother. And now that she's 'clearing all the skeletons from the closet" in this documentary film, what does she call it: Pretty Baby; the name of the movie that featured her as an 11 year old prostitute, the one that her daughters labeled 'child pornography'. I don't see bravery here, I see exploitation of a young girl by her mother, and I see the exploited Brooke Shields exploiting her own sordid past to advance the only film in decades to have her in the starring role. It all stinks.

[@jeromethomas1741]

SHES HAS A NICE SMILE

[@alextroy9202]

this world is obsessed with women and young females like damn

[@everlasting_hope]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-xh1kz7rm4j]

And this week in Missouri, a State Senator argued in favor of 12-year-olds marrying adults. "I know people who got married at twelve and, guess what, they are still married".

[@kattoneycliffe6715]

Admiration, respect, Ms Brooke Shields! Just watched another interview, and you an icon!!❤

[@jazminratzlaff5357]

Love Brooke, she is so grand and talented in Pretty Baby, what a gorgeous beauty forever and always. Love her personality, playful confident sassy sense of humour and creativity and inner wisdom. Great interview about Pretty Baby, her new documentary. ❤😍🥰😘🤩 🌟 ✨

[@aly832002]

She is wise.

[@tipsygypsy711]

Caitlyn Jenner

[@Dreamtime-Walker]

Powerful! ❤🍁

[@kimberlyfamoly1963]

What happened to Brook as a child should not have, and as a women to be raped is wrong, and criminal. However all these women MUST start naming the rapist.

[@taix371]

I think there's a huge difference between a woman posting pictures of themselves online and pretty baby, an 11 year old being sexualized by adults.

[@mrfake675]

Our culture puts way to high a value on hot people and not enough on talent.

[@capedbaldy7737]

what she said at 6min 30 second is true though about tiktok and instagrams, her kids said, "Mom, thats like pornography" at her movies pretty baby(11 year old) and blue lagoon(14 year old) then when asked about their tiktok and instagram in bikini, they said, "thats different, i am posting it myself " and then brooke went on to explain and how they believe in and feel empowered by what they post but they still present themself to be gazed at, to be liked and clicked and stared at and analyzed and objectified, so its slightly ironic having those conversations

[@rebekah1362]

Shields is right, when you put yourself out there and sexualize yourself you can't have it both ways. You have to own it and not complain about being objectified. I think women today, especially young girls and young people in general are SO confused about boundaries and accountability. It's one thing when someone else exploits us, when we're powerless - it's something altogether different when we go out and do it ourselves and expect something different. It's like that old saying, when you do the same thing over and over and expect to get a different result it's the definition of insanity. Our society is quite frankly, a little insane.

[@jeromethomas1741]

BROOKE IS SWEET

[@Bellatrys]

Wait, so should not the mother have done more to protect her child. Yes both the mother and the director can be wrong.

[@shadowseer07]

Exactly. Two things can be true at once. The mother was responsible, but the directors were also to blame for making such films with such scenes in the first place.

[@shawnmiles100]

WHO WOULD LET THEIR 11 YEAR PLAY A HOOKER?

[@wintermonroe2894]

Ikr idk smh 🤦‍♀️ God help the world...

[@jessethepersiankitty2377]

It was disturbing how she was treated as a young girl. Really sick.

[@asbisi]

Strong and beautiful inside out.

[@davidemmet7343]

Now we have drag time story hour and schools teaching kids to change their genders.

[@GRehillMusic]

"People think I'm a sexual symbol" - Paris "I'm going to release a sex tape" Hilton

[@VoodooPuppies]

Her sex tape was released without her knowledge or consent and all the other explicit images of her that were posted online were taken from a cell phone she left in a storage locker that she forgot about that someone bought

[@kristinrichmond8185]

So many women today still don’t take responsibility for objectifying themselves.

[@Lommy9999]

I do think the man who interviewed her just wanted to compliment her. I don't think it was anything sexual, even if it souds terrible.

[@Sdority905]

There's a difference between complimenting someone and leaving it at that, as opposed to her beauty and only her beauty being the focal point of interviews.

[@sweety784]

Totally agree Lommy. Sometimes ppl read too much into everything.

[@jasminefrichtl806]

Your haven't seen all the 80s game shows theres one were the host is asking the girls about their dating & sex life in a creepy way & his wife realize he was a petaphyle and divorced him

[@Mercy2Mee]

Honestly speaking, mom is mostly to blame for allowing her to pose nude and deserves the scrutiny!!

[@KV-nh1ts]

She should be looking back at what her mother forced her into.

[@kimmickal]

Love her ❤!

[@susien7323]

Both Edith, PF and Billie Holiday were Young girls raised in a brothel. Believe it or not it’s more normal then you would’ve thought back then.

[@Megotsumcake]

i thought it was caitlyn jenner in the thumbnail

[@cece8095]

Sometimes I wish we would start talking about young guys too:/ A lot of people say it’s different cuz they’re guys and “they like it.” Well I don’t think that’s necessarily true and it’s not fair. Two words & something we need to talk about: Timothee Chalamet.

[@AntajuanGrady]

Paris Hilton shouldn't be compared to Brooke, Lindsay, or Britney because while, yes, she was treated bad in her 20s in the 00s by society and the media---she was NOT a teen star. She was like 22 when she first blew up in the media. Britney was 17, Brooke was 11/12 ish, Lindsay was like 17 (when Freaky Friday and Mean Girls came out -- yes I know Parent Trap came out when she was 10). Anyways, they were truly teen stars. Brooke is still very pretty btw. Can't believe she's 57 now!

[@becoollikefonzie8007]

Paris hilton was sexually abused as a teen and had a sex tape come out when she was 19 by an older man. These experiences groomed her for the chaos she would endure in her 20s, she was also lowkey industry circles as a teen

[@CarolynCressette]

Her daughter would give anything to have the fame she does. She tries to be so "cool" like, "I'm posting the objectifying photo of myself so it's ok.".....such hypocrisy. Brooke was my idol when I was young. I am only one year younger. I still have every magazine I could get my hands on back then. I know every image of her. She was IT. I never once thought of her as sexy because I was young so most went right over my head. We loved her because she was the good girl. She embodied all that I wanted to be AS A PERSON.

[@sylvieemery5971]

Endless love, i was 17,,,,,so romantic

[@ljayeweareeveryone.8636]

So sad, Kristie Alley is gone. She knew the trafficking to be true. That's why she was ended.

[@NoahTheDog-u9b]

Beautiful woman x

[@conspiracion9125]

Man

[@mdperkins1482]

Congratulations Brooke Shields. Beautiful woman, inside and out. A survivor.😊

[@janetfigley1026]

Well spoken..

[@automaticparadise]

We live in a simulation so she channeled the compliments he said lol

[@recherche4528]

Say his name.

[@crisps3561]

Still beautiful inside and out.

[@comeagyn]

Pretty hurts but people rarely care about pretty problems smh.....people cannot imagine the toxicity that accompanies beauty.

[@dannac_8888]

Right, and let's forget about all the doors it opens. First world problems...

[@Bellatrys]

It's funny how the nudity is being rightly complained about But the same people have nothing to say on Balenciaga ads.

[@lesliemctavish4300]

Wow, this interview makes Brook's life seem a bit shadowed over. "Weird" was really exploitation. It's also disturbing that female actresses are playing 16 year olds who have similar experiences

[@vanessakrugman2781]

She is so beautiful 😍

[@charlesmullen3539]

Brooke Shields should have objected to the roles her agent's were getting for her. Just like Shirley Temple's. The girls were too young to realize the roles they played, to them it was only acting. The money was good. Their parents were are to blame too. This practice is still going on