Brooke Shields slams Barbara Walters’ invasive interview on The Drew Barrymore Show

bconfirm when Brooke Shields first appeared in movies like “1978”Nice baby‘, 1981 ‘Blue Lagoon“or 1981”Endless Love‘. Everything she performed as a minor movie star, including controversial nude scenes. From that point on, every single newspaper that gave interviews with Brooke thinks sexualizing the young actress is a good idea.

The former teen sensation had a few awkward moments when she was still a minor trying to get into Hollywood. One of those moments came during an interview with the famous Barbara Walters. During this segment of her show, Shields condemned Walters’ invasive methods of conducting interviews. Barrymore confirmed that she had a similar experience with Barbara when she too was a teenage sensation.

Drew Barrymore went through a similar experience

During his show, Drew Barrymore revealed that she also suffered Barbara Walters during an interview. The broadcaster clearly did not like to ask too personal questions and always liked to direct attention to the controversial moments. Drew Barrymore was a famous child star who faced various problems when she was very young. She is known to be recovering from drug addiction and always had a busy life when she was younger. Barbara Walters wanted to profit from this aspect of her life.

Brooke Shields talked about her experience with Walters: “She asked me what my measurements were and asked me to stand up. And I stood up, and she seemed to be comparing herself to this little girl. And I thought, “That’s not right. I don’t understand what this is.’ But I just acted and just smiled, but I felt so used in so many ways. This interview was practically criminal, it is not journalism. But then you learn to say no. This woman asks the same question over and over.’

So far, Barbara Waltersreps declined to talk about the allegations with the media, but they paint her in a bad light. Although we are talking about Brooke Shields wanted to remind people that he had absolutely nothing against Walters. She considers these events a thing of the past, she knows how important Barbara Walters is to American pop culture.