Brooke Shields furiously slams Barbara Walters over 1980 interview 'Practically criminal'
express.co.uk"It's practically criminal. It's not journalism."Speaking about the experience of being involved in the photoshoots, however, Brooke explained she “enjoyed every moment.”The actress explained that a lot of this was down to her “naivety” because of her young age.
Dax suggested that Brooke may have “enjoyed” aspects of the shooting process and that it was “fun” for her. He said: “What I’m suggesting, is the filming of the commercial was fun, and you didn’t know you were saying anything pervy.”Brooke responded in agreement with the podcast host, saying that most of the enjoyment came from her innocence regarding sexual subjects.
She said: “There was an honest naivety that I did have.” The actress went on to explain the “fun” of raising two teenage girls of her own, especially her youngest, Grier, 15.She recalled speaking to Grier about a dress her daughter wanted to buy.
Brooke said Grier told her that she “didn’t appreciate the way” she spoke to her, accusing her of being condescending. The model said she simply laughed off the comments which reminded her of when she was that age.However, she noted that her own mother, in comparison, was “always drunk” and unable to “do anything without a couple pops of something,” a characteristic which she is determined not to imitate as a mother.Brooke talked to Cinema Blend to discuss her Netflix film Castle For Christmas, in which she starred alongside Drew Barrymore and Cary Elwes.
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