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Actor, model, and survivor, Brooke Shields, joins Drew Barrymore to talk about her powerful documentary "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields." Drew and Brooke reminisce about being sexualized in Hollywood at such a young age and how they were able to overcome the trauma that came with it.
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@castodivo Год назад

You can tell that Brooke is not used to someone being that real with her. Drew gets DEEP and it’s everyone’s honor.

@swills4772 Год назад

you crazy look those people

@autumnsnow3568 Год назад

Drew is an IMPECCABLE talk show host as well as conversationalist. She talks when necessary and then REALLY listens. Seems like such a comfortable environment for the guests. What a great interview.

@springstud Год назад

i agree plus she talks longer to her guest than any other talk show. plus she makes feel like she your friend

@audrey04021 Год назад

She's the only one I enjoy now. Experienced in life, has known celebs her whole life, empathetic, fun. All the others talk over their guests. Drew leads them to a good place and lets 'em rip. It's excellent. Emmy coming soon!

@springstud Год назад

@@audrey04021 i hope so

@markdaly1648 Год назад

We don't have the drew barrymore in Ireland. But I hear people say that she makes the interviews about herself.

@springstud Год назад

@@markdaly1648 i watch her talk show on youtube

@AndieWalsh333 Год назад

"I was made to feel culpable. ... You victim-shame yourself." This is so powerful. All women need to hear this.

@ladiorange Год назад

Yes it's that moment where you don't ask others what they were wearing - but you ask yourself....

@NellieKAdaba Год назад

@@ladiorange Yes

@skyofthelivingdead Год назад

She was so right too. The guilt you’re made to feel as a result of abuse (something that is NEVER the victim’s fault) really warps your thinking.

@therockbottom5256 Год назад

No matter WHAT age it happens at… even being abused at

@imalwaysright 10 месяцев назад

And there will always be elements of society that blames you. It becomes a constant cycle of trauma

@amandawebster7244 Год назад

EMPATHY. COMPASSION. HUMANITY. This is what Drew brings to TV, and I'm so grateful for her and Brooke's vulnerability. This was very healing.

@StanCat4 Год назад

And, this is the reward for Drew doing what she does (among other things)

@annespurgeon4556 Год назад

That was intense. It's amazing seeing women speaking truth to each other and allowing us to hear it.

@calture5086 Год назад

Yes. I'm loving the acceptance of trans women displayed here..very courageous of Caitlyn Jenner to share her story w/ Drew and all of us.

@lalaland9646 Год назад

@@calture5086 …..

@MonstehDinosawr Год назад

@@calture5086 Bruh

@vaishnavisai7628 Год назад

@@calture5086 😊

@littlebighead4482 Год назад

@@calture5086 k y s

@mgvd218 Год назад

If Britney ever comes out and shares her story (of course if she doesn't want to she doesn't owe us anything), I think it should be with Drew. She empathizes and is so vulnerable yet supportive and strong! I love her

@mgvd218 11 месяцев назад

@@elperrroverde no, like coming forward ;)

@LaurenSanchez88 9 месяцев назад

💯💯 That would be such a heartbreaking but empowering interview.

@aleatuago2170 Год назад

Drew’s killing it. This interview is so raw. Give her the Emmy’s

@BallroomXtra Год назад

I was so uncomfortable but so enthralled. It felt like I was 8 years old eavesdropping on a conversation between my mother and one of her best friends talking about adult things I didn't understand but so badly wanted too. The amount of raw emotion between these two women was so powerful. I can never speak on their experiences but to see the resilience and strength of these two who were victimized as children in hollywood and yet managed to survive when so many others died speaks on their ability to adapt and keeping moving forward.

@AndreUtrecht Год назад

This interview deserves an Emmy Award...

@KristineMaitland Год назад

This interview deserves a Peabody Award.

@unknown-lf6zx Год назад

I love her but she sits too close for my comfort. Call it claustrophobia but you can still have a great interview without sitting in your guests laps

@AndreUtrecht Год назад

@@unknown-lf6zx Most people she is doing this with she knows... and people know what to expect from here... if they don't like her style of interviewing they shouldn't come.... Drew's talkshow jumps out of the other shows especially because of her idiosyncratic style of interviewing and talking to people... that makes it refreshing...

@vaderladyl Год назад

@@unknown-lf6zx It is called haphephobia.

@shireads2954 Год назад

I started to tear up when they were talking about their reactions to the "me too" movement. The things these women have been through break my heart.

@jamesbarber4 Год назад

We need part 2. This is so riveting. When I watched the documentary I was like she has to come on Drew’s show. Like there's no one more qualified to talk to Brooke about such a sensitive topic!

@gwendolynsinclair Год назад

Agreed!

@skyofthelivingdead Год назад

You should read Drew’s book “Little Girl Lost” from 1990.

@evrydayjo Год назад

@@skyofthelivingdead I did not realize she had a book! I’m going to check it out.

@gwendolynsinclair Год назад

@@evrydayjo She also wrote Wildflower, a book she wrote when she was older.

@laurawestenra Год назад

Drew is the queen of forming deep connections. She forges ahead where others fear to tread. Sometimes it doesn't quite work, but when it DOES it is so MAGICAL. Isn't that what we all long for? To connect with others in a soulful way and form deep friendships? I hope this becomes more common practice in our culture. Skip past all the formality and small talk and just be real and raw and open-hearted. It is such a wonderful, healing thing.

@daCubanaqt 6 месяцев назад

I love Drew Barrymore. She’s been in the business forever and has connections with so many of her guests prior to interviewing them. She definitely has this advantage over other hosts.

@susansnyder2420 Год назад

“You victim shame yourself.” As a survivor/thriver of sexual abuse, a thousand times yes!! The brain creates these pathways to help us survive, and healing work can unravel the guilt and shame. Healing, in its many iterations is da bomb! (My favorite healing modality is transpersonal hypnotherapy with a trauma informed therapist). 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

@john-xu9iz Год назад

I love how Drew does not believe in "Personal Space" haha but I absolutely just love her. She actually LISTENS to her guests and seems genuinely NICE.

@dianec6290 Год назад

Growing up in the 80's, personal space wasn't really a thing.

@nailahjones8953 Год назад

I do love that the eye contact

@apartmentgroup9671 Год назад

She is so intense with the personal space thing, I'd have to tell her to back off just a little, haha! But it's hard not to like her.

@tnicole148 Год назад

I just cringe when she does that however I love love love her.

@jujubees711 Год назад

Everybody remembers the close talker on Friends...

@lizlaugood Год назад

I love Brooke Shields, she is a wonderful intelligent grounded real person. I have the highest respect for her 😍

@4catsnow Год назад

People that watched the original, uncut "Pretty Baby", were baffled about how and why her mother wasn't arrested...

@pascale110 Год назад

Such an emotional interaction between these two… which brought loads of bad memories for them and myself, probably for so many others as well. 😢

@laurawestenra Год назад

I think it's important to acknowledge that you can be a victim of a crime or of abuse and not have that become your identity or a" victim mentality". Sometimes people want to be referred to a 'survivor', and that's fine, but sometimes not all of you survives. Honestly think that term, "victim-mentality" is way of shaming women for feeling angry or ever talking about their pain. It's not the same as "playing the victim" if you actually had great harm done to you. It ends up letting the abusers off the hook. They feel no remorse. Then the abused or violated person carries this tremendous pain around all their life because they're afraid of what those dark feelings would do to them if unleashed. Not all anger is toxic. Self compassion and processing pain is not "self pity". It is a necessary part if healing and self advocacy.

@sahej6939 Год назад

agree, “victim mentality “ is thrown around and used to hurt/shame women for speaking up about bad/unfair/inappropriate treatment. It’s not a popular word, but restoring justice (and boundaries)after being victimized/violated is essential. It’s not the same as DarVO, where the perpetrators act as victims

@starchild8041 Год назад

Thank you Laura. I needed to read your words. Peace.

@pennPi Год назад

Agree. From my own experience and the research I’ve done, healing is a process and you can’t jump steps. If there’s been trauma, first step is to acknowledge and accept that you’re a victim. It becomes a problem if you just stay there. From that first step, comes the healing by moving through and processing the emotions and thoughts. And it’s not linear progress either. Ups and downs come with it. Understanding triggers. It can be exhausting but there is light. And it’s important to ask for help from people you trust. But most importantly listen to your intuition, and not the negative intrusive thoughts. Meditation, journaling, and prayer helps.

@BipolarCourage Год назад

I didn't think I was capable of anger as I was so conflict avoidant. The anger came out eventually when I developed bipolar disorder & PTSD. It was therapeutic to express that anger.

@amandachilds5290 Год назад

It doesn't have to define you though it does always impact you to some extent. That's what trauma is... but how you overcome it is up to you and in doing so/choosing so you get to redefine yourself!

@eveningstar1 Год назад

The "me too" question was genius! And exactly why Drew has such a successful show.

@colnag2158 Год назад

Drew is SUCH a good host because she has lived through the pain that so many of her guests have gone through so it’s no longer an interview, it’s a cathartic release!

@Lasha-J Год назад

Just sitting here watching the video to no sound...that affection isn't fake..they genuinely care about each other even through body language...it was so sweet and I genuinely think Drew Barrymore is a beautiful person. We need to display more love and empathy for each other.. maybe if we replace hate envy jealousy coattail riding all of our low vibrational energy with unconditional love and understanding of others journey. Accountability goes so far... thanks ladies! I appreciate seeing this episode

@maryluvsmusic9298 Год назад

Well said 😊! I agree 💯!!

@JacobElyachar Год назад

Two of the most iconic women in the entertainment industry together - what a powerful interview!

@greeley56 Год назад

I met Brooke after her Chicago performance, first of all she was great and drop dead gorgeous, but she was so nice. I told her how effortless she seemed to fit into the cast and how easy she made such a hard part look and she said to me that it was such a lot of work and she was glad it looked effortless. She kept talking to me as she was walking away...Just a wonderful moment

@malovina Год назад

I love that she said these babies come alive and it doesn’t heal the broken moms. I at times feel like one. I thank God don’t have any addictions, but I lose my temper quick I realized after 6 months of having my kiddo. I work on this consistently as parents do since there’s many opportunities. I also remind myself to apologize when in wrong and to talk through what I’m going through in the moment. I know I won’t be the perfect mom. I know I won’t raise my child perfectly. But I will try to do right by her. I can see how Drew might feel about her mom as at times you do feel broken as a mom and yet you have this child that relies on you and at times is wiser than you. We will all get through this.

@jacquidoucet8308 Год назад

Best talk show ever!!!! Drew is such an icon for women. She's overcome so much, and come out with the biggest heart so much compassion. Just Love Her!!!!!❤❤❤❤

@divinefemininewhisper Год назад

Very proud of Brooke, such a strong woman, she overcame the evil of Hollywood and finally found herself.

@mercuryfever392 Год назад

This is so powerful! I wanted to see the second part of that when she asked about her mom being in all the interviews.

@calumfalconer6575 Год назад

The clip is on Drew’s Instagram x

@miguelavendano8818 Год назад

It’s uploaded, it’s titled referencing the director of blue lagoon

@shannoncassar9141 Год назад

i LOVE DREW!!! She is the first person in the limelight that is genuine and tells the truth. Beyond powerful, this moment was mean't for the world to see.

@colnag2158 Год назад

It’s because she’s gone through it! She understands and can get them to open up because she’s lived the exact same thing so it’s not an interview, it’s more a therapy session

@emilylindholm3780 Год назад

is this therapy or a talk show? seems like a lot of women need to see this.

@leahmoore6820 Год назад

How people treat child stars, especially female ones, is revolting. This is amazing.

@MrFanatick Год назад

Drew Barrymore has been such a breath of fresh air. Best talk show and talk show host in AGES

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

I remember seeing them together in a trailer (both a fiction movie and the documentary) and they’re both so precious. So happy to see this interview.

@wrathless7498 Год назад

Incredible conversation, thank you Drew.

@Saltine_the_clown 9 месяцев назад

This is the most real, raw and genuine I've ever hear celebrities talk.

@marksanders1301 Год назад

Iconic interview. Two legends. Drew asks deep questions, and it's so nice to see Brooke Shields after all these years. I rarely watch talkshows, but Drew's show seems fun.

@avalena444 7 месяцев назад

love how drew get so close and i love the way she's sitting. so connective

@babiphat20 Год назад

This has been the best interview I've seen Brooke do. Such a good conversation. I didnt realize how much they have in common

@pressley1637 Год назад

what brooke said about their mothers at 1:37 hit so close to home.... my mother was also broken & she loved me & my brother so strongly but having us didn't heal her, & unfortunately her brokenness really negatively impacted my life & put me in dangerous situations.

@favatagirl Год назад

This energy is exactly what happened when I brought up something about a sleepover with a friend where we experienced something that neither one of us thought actually happened. It was surreal to know that it did happen and even though we’re were young we both remember and it felt like a weight was lifted. It’s involved an abusive mother who hosted the sleepover and treated a bunch of children like animals and locked them in closets etc

@hisloveiseternal1 Год назад

Wtf

@bambi274 Год назад

For how many hours?

@favatagirl Год назад

@@bambi274 she locked two sisters in the closet most of the night and told them they couldn’t have the treats or food that we were having. It was my best friend and her sister and it was so hard we were too young and scared to do anything. But we all remember :( when we were let out of the house I told my parents right away and none of us were allowed over ever again. Thank god.

@bambi274 Год назад

@@favatagirl i hope ur best friend's parents called the cops on her

@disneytoysr4fun975 6 месяцев назад

@@favatagirlwtf, did the mother have any adult males in the house?! Im almost scared to ask because it sounds like those girls were being groomed for assault

@franceswelch5834 Год назад

These 2 young women had very hard mothers.. But God's grace got these lady's through..❤

@shadforthw3535 Год назад

Brooke is almost 60. Lol

@vaderladyl Год назад

@@shadforthw3535 57 and still young.

@plasmichoneytrip 2 месяца назад

Two beautiful souls who feel the greatest connection due to similar childhood experiences.

@tomlidot4871 Год назад

Wow. I also just watched the two episodes and this popped up. Your sharing gives so much more context and awareness and permission of thought and acceptance. I held my breath so many times. And to see you both share a real moment together is what is needed today. Thank you both for your strength and voice.

@denarendall Год назад

The way these women have remained so unbelievably kind, sweet, empathetic, emotionally intelligent, self aware, and just pure hearted despite all they have experienced is an absolute wonder. Truly GREAT people to the core.

@jpp7783 8 месяцев назад

Brooke Shield’s depth, her ability to reflect on herself and her life experiences and choices, and most of all her ability to parse the good, bad and ugly of her relationship with her mother, continues to astound me. Her self-awareness is exemplary. (I just finished her memoir, which is SO atypical of Hollywood memoirs-it’s mostly about the complicated, twisted relationship she had with her mother, while being an ode to all that was good about her.)

@TheMetalMag Год назад

really great to hear you speak so naturaly , the movie business used so many kids. I can't imagine what you feel like with such pressure. So thank you and stay true !

@debrajosephs Год назад

This was so good. Was hoping for a longer interview.

@paulinedavis8372 Год назад

This conversation feels like none of my business but at the same time so healing and important

@MightyMouse350 Год назад

I hope Drew finds a man who is secure & emotionally mature. Can't believe those men who got angry & made her feel guilty for doing her job. Couldn't separate that is was acting, not reality. She deserves way better than that. 💛

@TakerMJCSfan Год назад

She’s chosen to be single because she’s getting sick and tired of men telling her that she can’t do certain things with the job that she has so she’s single.

@diannashuster5594 Год назад

That is also why I am single. I don't want to be smaller, so he can feel bigger.

@jujubees711 Год назад

They were both exploited as children. None of it was their fault. It's so rare what they went through. But it's a good they have each other.

@edlobato1251 Год назад

It's my hope that they both heal.

@dianagb9770 Год назад

Probably the most intense conversation I've seen on the show and I love both of these women for speaking out.

@stephanieellis5399 8 месяцев назад

I love how Drew faces her guests. It's truly like "we're getting real, now" girl talk with our feet on the couch and leaning in. Obviously, it's situation appropriate, but still, that she does it at all.

@bettyb1313 6 месяцев назад

How beautiful time has been on these two powerful women

@hollebrew8147 Год назад

Drew Barrymore seems so genuine. I love how comfortable she is pulling her feet up on the couch. I feel like I'm in their circle. She seems so kind and real. ❤

@AnneTracy-iz8kn Год назад

What a beautiful interview….they truly identify with each other on so many levels…love them both

@havermansfleur Год назад

These two? This is so incredibly powerful and touching and it's important stories. I LOVE this.

@lisannemarloudekok6242 Год назад

I LOVE this show! Finally someone who makes stuff real for a change!

@rosepritchard5203 Год назад

OMG, thank you so much for having & sharing this important conversation!!! I could relate too uncomfortably well minus the spotlight. I appreciate greatly how beautifully it was woven together how when inappropriate things happen pervasively as a child how the child's mind has no real way to accurately make sense of it & how hard it is to then themselves behave appropriately lending to even more massive confusion & grayness. I felt similarly to the MeToo movement. Thank you for also shining a light on not getting lost in victimhood & being an example to look to. I have a hard time relating to being a victim or a survivor for anything longer than a few moments, but I do relate to being a thriver. Not that I haven't been a victim or a survivor, but I find more happiness & peace in making the best of a situation(s) as I possibly can no matter what the circumstances. Thank you.

@salyol7 Год назад

Drew really cares about her guests she listens

@doublefeature Год назад

beautiful interview, like everyone else mentioned, drew is one of a kind. which is why it kills me to hear that last part. that part of the reason she doesn't want to go axull in with dating is because she doesn't want to be told not to be sexual (more like just human) at work. that infuriates me for her. and for brooke. i pray that she finds a secure and kind man. a man that boost her up and not brings her down. ugh, she really deserves good love in all facets of her life. not to say you can't live a fully fulfilling life w/o romantic love. i just see her as such a romantic and wish her all the good things!!

@barrybeebenson4274 Год назад

No better person to interview Brooke on this then Drew, they have both been through such a Unique yet traumatic experience

@mikaelalucido Год назад

powerful and intimate conversation as always

@prithvijeetsinha379 Год назад

I believe the interpersonal exchange of truth among these two ubiquitous and grounded individuals should be the standard in every interview. This was a heart to heart. I'm so humbled by the fact that Ms. Shields' documentary has spotlighted the changing cultural narrative around media representation and loss of innocence in a world that churns with apathy. This is how empathy can be, must be mined.

@catherinegearhart2102 4 месяца назад

As an active alum of PU, my grandfather was acquainted with Brooke Shields. He said that she is every bit as lovely and classy in person as she is on the screen.

@CoveyKendall-hi4oz Год назад

I love how he goes all in on the owners and chefs but always stays respectful towards the waiters

@kimberlycardona5634 9 месяцев назад

Thank you Brooke and Drew 🥹I needed to hear that to heal another step today. As a daughter and as a mother, thank you for sharing and talking about this. Thank you for helping me not be so scared as I work through this. So much love and appreciation for you both being so kind and helpful😭❤️

@karenedwards9510 9 месяцев назад

I raised one daughter and am proud of her accomplishments!

@ElizabethEllisCoach Год назад

Yes…yes…Barely know where to begin. Having “grown up” in this era in NYC. INCREDIBLY thankful for this conversation.

@GillianOsborne Год назад

Where is the REST of this? I LOVE Drew and I love Brooke and this is amazing.

@lorrainem.swartzentruber3077 Год назад

I love them both!

@odemc Год назад

OMG! That got me!! I'm no way involved in show biz but the "let me be smaller so you can be bigger" applied in my life. Thankfully I realized it already and I will never stop shinning just because someone else feels I'm too much. Thanks Drew! Wonderful quote

@789truth Год назад

Incredible, this is really such an open and incredible interview. Wow.

@bushwickbaby Год назад

I have been such a fan of both ladies for so long: Brooke when I was 11 and obsessed with "Wanda Nevada" and "Just You and Me Kid"( a highly underrated comedy opposite George Burns) and of course Drew with "ET". To be able to grow up with them and witness their epic highs and lows, seeing the "Pretty Baby" docuseries and then this interview...just sent me! I'm so proud of the women they've become. ❤❤❤

@outinsider Год назад

Please post the rest of this interview.

@bluedancelilly Год назад

Wow, they get right into things quickly. So shooting the breeze first. Drew is a very genuine talk show host. I love them both.

@fakenuggets Год назад

They have such great chemistry

@nadiakaym9547 Год назад

I absolutely love Drew!! Her show is so refreshing and personal. I LOVE her!!

@priyanktiwari5152 Год назад

This conversation is so raw Never hv I ever thought to hear it so raw n real

@aliasmarg8ta127 Год назад

Drew has lived experience and can relate to Brooke's struggles. Drew had an absent mother and Brooke had a smothering mother. Different and the same.

@jimb0brite Год назад

I really love Drew. This clip had my face closer to the screen ending with tears. So engaging she is and warm.

@heather_e Год назад

I feel like I grew up these two beautiful souls. I have so much respect for them both.

@lynnette9046 Год назад

The story about Agassi angry about her being sexual onscreen is very similar to the Dimaggio and Monroe story about the Seven Year Itch skirt blowing scene. I married a sex symbol, but that part of you is only for me now. 💔

@sharonthompson672 Год назад

Oh, we truly need more role models like these two. 👍❤️🌹 *Edit* Remembering the four F's: Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn.

@bossy0099 Год назад

i need an uncut version pls

@sherrinunya4079 Год назад

Wow, moving and deep. It's good to have conversations like these more often.

@jamespittman Год назад

I love Brooke Shields she is a great actress.🤩

@CrystalTwinStar Год назад

Girls... ...I'm soooo grateful to you for discussing this so openly and with such rawness. 💝💝💝

@kaseyfernandez4296 Год назад

Wow... that "let me be SMALLER to make you feel bigger" hit home for me

@mysterymoses4514 Год назад

Lol they’re so beautiful and i knew the tears were coming ❤️😮‍💨❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ i love Brooke, drew, and Paris for coming out

@saraw9857 Год назад

This is really important nuance and so meaningful ❤ thank goodness for both of them ❤

@amycarroll7698 Год назад

This gave me CHILLS. So powerful.

@yumnahasany888 Год назад

I love this grown up conversation, with these grown up, mature women.

@tinytina333 Год назад

Shoot, I wanted to hear why her mother was always in her interviews. I always wondered why that was...maybe it was her narcissism and enjoying Brooke's stardom as if it was her own..? She was a classic stage mom after all.

@SelfAwareOne 10 месяцев назад

2 extraordinary women, in the limelight their entire lives, who did not let fame and celebrity destroy their lives❣️❣️

@ckurz4812 Год назад

Drew is an 😂Amazing person love her! Brooke is not just stunningly beautiful but kind intelligent and clearly a Wonderful Mom ❤️

@IaneHowe Год назад

Everyone blames her mom but her father also allowed the abuse to happen and keep going. He as parents by law had the power to stop it. And the fact he ignored even not liking and not have a conversation with her, not check if she was ok it was unacceptable. Her mother was an abuser and he allowed the abuse to happen and continue. No, they couldn't speak on it but the adults on their life could've and should've.