💥 She once said motherhood felt like a drama and admitted she never wanted her child in the first place — shocking words from one of France’s most adored screen legends. But how did this iconic actress go from global fame to brutally rejecting the role of a mother? Full story in the article below 👇
What would you think if I said that one of the most legendary French actresses tried to get rid of her unborn child? Well, to start with, it is worth mentioning that she has had significant contribution to the pop culture brilliantly acting in around 50 films, performing in several musicals as well as recording dozens of songs, can you imagine?
During her childhood, the future star was a passionate ballerina, but fate had other plans for her. Bardot gained international recognition and acclaim for her portrayal in «And God Created Woman» which quickly drew the attention of many French intellectuals earning her a title of the epitome of female beauty also being ranked as the most liberated woman in France.
Apart from her acting career, Bardot is also an animal rights activist who has dedicated her life to the well-being and protection of our four-legged companions. Her personal life deserves our special attention. She has had 17 romances and many of them ended due to her infidelity. As the iconic actress describes, she got bored really fast and had to pack her suitcase. All in all, Bardot got married three times.
It was in 1960 that the film star gave birth to her only child, son Nicholas-Jacques Charrier. However mind-blowing it might seem, she called him a tumor, a subject of misfortune. As a reminder, she did an abortion during her first marriage to Roger Vadim, but when getting pregnant again, she no more could get rid of him. Later, she described the baby as a burden that she was obliged to carry comparing motherhood to tragedy.
It was shortly after her divorce that Bardot granted full custody of her son to her husband showing no interest in him. Now, the boy visits his mother occasionally. Still pregnant, she used to often hit her own stomach.
