I thought MM was most fotographed model before her career began. BB didn't play a pre-teen in God created woman. I just began reading the book by Roger Vadim about his wives.. it makes sense that I found her so pretty until that movie. While with him she was monogamous, obviously since she was in love, and a child. It's cool she's so honest, at least movie industry she knows what she's talking about. As for animals...that's another story. And she's boosting dog culture mostly at that. But the suffering of innocent, real animals is too heavy, that's true.
I believe when you're told how beautiful you are and, you have no one in your life to teach you where beauty really exist within you, then it's difficult to understand who you really are. You become a commodity. This can result in saying things for shock value because you want to be heard not just seen. Searching for understanding but, being your own self destructive enemy. So much confusion within, results in unfulfilled choices. I admire that obviously, she is indeed a survivor. Many have not been so fortunate.
Karine Alourde seems very intelligible and well-spoken. She knows how to dissect the lives of these women and take into account their significance and contribution to the industry they belong to. Women are empowered individuals who always seek out justice whenever they feel let down by society.
I’ve always loved classic old Hollywood glamour actresses from the 30’s40’sand 50’s and tne 60’s when Bridget Bardot was popular I loved her hairstyle I have hair like hers so I used to do my hair like those swinging 60’s styles .. Ava Gardner, Rita Hayworth, gene tier eye and many others were amazingly beautiful and so naturally!!
She was truly jaw-dropping in her youth. I admire her decision to forgo all forms of plastic surgery in her older years. Nothing wrong with getting that done if that's what you want. But I like seeing real faces, wrinkles & all. Getting older seems to be particularly cruel for many women who were beautiful in their youth. That's because they identity with their physical body, and can't really handle it when that body begins to inevitably break down. The fact that she didn't try to desperately cling to her youth shows she sees herself as more than her body, which is kind of refreshing to me personally.
Bardot didn't just "identity" with her body. She traded on it. She cashed it in and exploited it for all it was worth. Her good looks were the sine qua non of her stardom, though it must be acknowledged that she had talent too.
@@jessicasanchez5765 Sorry, I have no idea what you're trying to say, but let me simplify my contention; Bardot didn't become an international sex symbol because of her ballet skills, nor her command of Shakespeare. Had she looked like Ruth Buzzi, she wouldn't have been given ANY roles to "work with." It doesn't matter who was running the film studios in France--whether powerful men, weak women or indifferent children, B.B. doesn't become a thing without her extraordinary looks. She knew where her bread was buttered and she traded shrewdly.
Could you take a gander at Edie Sedgwick? Personally, I love her version of ‘60’s style & how she was the OG IT girl/muse. However, it’s sad how her life was cut off way too short
@@lilmogwaii yeah I get you but they are right about something, before learning about her views I found her absolutely gorgeous but now I perceive her as more average - pretty but not that pretty.
as a black woman or black person I can't idolize someone who has affinity with the Lepen family and their political association, knowing that these people are openly racist and have spoken very harshly about us She's a good actress anyway
It's very problematic. Racism was sort of embraced in French movies of the past. Even the movie Last Tango in Paris has a problematic scene in which the character Maria Schneider portrays screams something very racist about some Algerian children.
Karine, do you plan on doing an analysis on the de Havilland sisters? Their feud was famous throughout Hollywood. It’s so interesting how both sisters were so different. Both were extremely talented.
She always talked about her parents with respect. If you would actually care to read more than just one trashy website about her you would know. Her parents were strict,but that doesnt mean they didnt love her. Her father even stood up for her when she was compared to Satan
They loved her but they were very strict and abused her physically, also they preferred her younger sister, who was their favorite and she felt very lonely growing up
@@Mannon777 Showing respect to one’s parents doesn’t mean they were loving and good to you as a child. It just means that she was a respectful daughter .
A woman's sense of self is very much determined by how she was treated by her parents as a child. The mother in particular, due to her being (in most cases) the primary carer. If Bardot didn't feel valued by her mother, it would have been very difficult for her to really appreciate her own true value as a human being. It's very sad. So many lovers most likely a sign of her never ending quest for affirmation that she never really got from an emotionally unavailable mother.
She "never exercised" apart from her childhood~fwd ballet training and later filmed performances of dances such as the can~can, mambo and tango. Ever slim and toned.
As someone who is mixed myself (Dutch/Indonesian) I never knew she was against race mixing. That’s really heart breaking to hear, since I always saw her as this iconic beauty. I also didn’t know she had an internalized misogynistic view on the MeToo movement. Maybe she herself was that kind of person, given her huge amount of lovers and all. That doesn’t mean all actresses are like that. In fact, most are not. And lastly the whole thing with being anti-immigrant as well is stupid. Rich coming from a French person when France colonized so many places in the past. Also, kind of typical when White women care more about animals rights than the rights of non-White people. But oh well, at least her care for animals is still a good thing. Not enough to change my feelings about her back being positive after hearing all of her negative things though.
@@LoneWulf278 agreed I’m not finna excuse her behavior just because she’s a white,skinny,blonde, blue-eyed woman. Imo her beauty is not that unique lots of white models in Europe look like her
She comes from the « grande bourgeoisie » in this upper class they learn to marry only somebody of their level (same class), they dont mix with other classes where there is differents ethnicities ( they have their own school, party,…). And for the migrants, the bourgeoisie do not like them because they are changing the french image, they dont really like minorities for that reason mostly. This upper classes learn this young.
As a classic film fan, I so look forward to your videos! Thank you. Would you consider a video about Jean Seberg, an American/French film star (her film "Breathless" is excellent) who became the target of the FBI because of her involvement with the Black Panthers
I had no idea she was racist. But I guess it makes sense cause she's 80+ and lived her youth in a time when segregation was at its peak and treating minorities like trash was the norm. It must be hard for her to accept that times have changed
I don’t think that was an excuse. Plenty of Hollywood stars were against segregation such as Gracy Kelly, Marylin Monroe, Elvis Presley etc. Empathy is a universal emotion. We are all born with it. Racism, however, is a learned trait. Those who are racist chose hatred
@@bubba94290 Right, integrity is timeless, this whole concept of "product of the time" just means one is a sheep, a follower that doesn't think for themselves.
@@bubba94290 I agree. I was just trying to say that her being a racist didn't surprise me. Have you met a lot of white people above the age of 80 that were supportive of minorities? Exactly, its not common
I have friends worldwide and some of them even though they have friends of all races and ethnicities, they believe in marriage, people should stick with their own race. I don't feel that way, but I do not think I consider them "racist" because they wouldn't marry outside of their race. Actually, for them it is more about ethnicity. They don't have hate for others at all and like i ssid...they have many friends of all backgrounds
I became obsessed with ur channel after ur first video in her ! I absolutely love her looks, but I can’t get past her terrible comments :/. Absolutely love ur content love! Keep it up queen
I admire BB for her protests and for not being afraid to speak out against atrocity. I agree with her on ritual animal sacrifices - this cruel backward practice should not be done AT ALL, not just "without first administering anaesthesia". In this world animals are so horrifically abused you wouldn't believe, and need a voice to speak for them
@@Jeanne7774it isn’t even barbaric. The animal feels nothing 💀. Most of the sh*t you eat ain’t even given anesthesia and not properly k*lled. It’s just hypocrisy at its finest
But it’s not backwards, it’s more humane than the way animals are slaughtered in the meat industry nowadays.Slitting an animal’s throat will ensure death in a couple of seconds. Just say you’re intolerant and uninformed and move on :)
@@nourazidane2005 "Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles" ~ Dostoievski
What a controversial beauty. While I don’t like or agree with many of her views, I commend her for all she does for animals. Animals are innocent & helpless beings in this world.
i read Bardot's autobiography,her own book, and the stories of those who knew her, and I want to say that she had a severe postpartum depression that forced her to abandon her son. She was a child herself, with an unstable psyche,what could she give the child? There are women who can't be real mothers. But she adores animals more than humans, protects them for so many year
It seems she never wanted to be a mother. I don't believe it was postpartum depression. She has never tried to have a relationship with her son. He felt abandoned by her. Yes it's nice she has a soft spot for animals, but that doesn't erase the kind of person she is. She's also apparently racist too.
@@Jenwinter85 Being against animal abuse has zero to do with racisim. So sick of the race card being used anytime a white person has an an opinion or view that goes against something and holds someone accountable who happens to be of a different lineage. Utter divisive nonsense used to project back onto the truth teller. Typical manuever of manipulative people who don't want to be held accountable for their wrong doing.
At lest from what I looked up they already had depression through their life but nothing about postpartum depression . The real thing is Bardot was selfish and chose fame and sex over there son. She even attacked him in her book calling him a tumor and that she wished she rather gave birth to a dog. She didn’t care that much one bit for her son back in the day. But good thing from what Iv read her son does meet up with her once a year and she finally likes him I think.
Great video. I was unaware of the controversies 😮 I watched a documentary a while back about Picasso. She was one of his fav models and hung out with he and his friends in the south of France. She was artistic in a lot of arenas was my take away.
Idk if you take requests however it would be lovely if you could consider doing a take on Salma Hayek? She is such an icon and inspiration to me ! And I think many others as well ❤️, Anyways thank you
7:00 I’m Muslim and I’d like to clarify that Muslims don’t sacrifice anything on an altar. The tradition in question takes place on Eid al Adha where Muslims slaughter a sheep (for the purpose of eating) to celebrate this holiday and to honor the sacrifice of Ibrahim (Abraham). The meat must be halal which means it must be slaughtered in a humane way whereby the animal doesn’t suffer. Btw this video and your channel is amazing and so informative! Thank you for your work ❤️🔥
True! I’d like to add that most of the meat that comes from the sheep is given to poor people or people in need or family members who can’t afford to buy/eat meat so it’s basically given to charity! The Eid is about giving to people in need! Americans slaughter turkeys every single year for thanks giving (which basically celebrates killing the indigenous Americans and taking their land) and no one says anything about it and it’s seen as a nice celebration so the hypocrisy is unreal! This woman is ignorant AND racist, I wouldn’t expect someone like her to have common sense or understanding when it comes to other cultures or other religions.
It just goes to show BEAUTY is only skin deep!!! She was absolutely stunning to look at, but she wasn’t even woman enough to take care of her child! A rather sad self centered life
Another great video ☺️ I’m a fan of her movies but not her views 😒. I was wondering if your going to do any old Hollywood/ Golden age videos on men like alain delon, marlon brando, Paul Newman etc.
Louise Brooks (who also had an active love life) once said all the talk about actors and actresses having all these lovers... well, it was just talk. Looked good in the gossip columns. Some of the affairs she supposedly had never happened.
Brigitte Bardot Congratulation with your birthday 🥳 Turned 88 today 🥳 I wish you many more healthy and happy years!!!!! You are a beautiful person inside and out!! 😘😘😘 from a big fan! I wish you all the best
I swear they can make a movie about any old Hollywood starlet cause they’re lives were so interesting! I’ve seen the Elvis movie and was wondering if you’re gonna make a video about Elvis Presley. Also a video about Frank Sinatra would be interesting as well after I saw his documentary.
Frank Sinatra is my favorite golden era voice! Definitely! And Elvis is coming up soon too. The older stars were so interesting and unique. It’s always a pleasure to do a breakdown for them.
I cannot WAIT to see Franks!! Especially since she did Ava Garner (that was a GREAT video and I was so happy when she did that one). I’ll def be watching for this one but am happy with whatever she comes out with in the meantime ❤️
“Not adult enough to care for a child” yet adult enough to have sex and keep the pregnancy…and then somehow she has a huge heart for animals instead. Personally this pisses me off…I don’t understand how people can have such empathy and go to war for animals and not children. We were all children once. Just my opinion
I love how the fact I read up almost every women she talks about because at one point when I was younger I was interested in knowing about all of them including Bollywood actresses and all everything is accurate karine❤
Upon watching your many videos, I have concluded that fans fall in love with the roles that actors portray but the reality of their lives are outrageous. So many of them descend into drugs and taboo sexual behavior. Bridgette Bardo was spectacularly beautiful but she did not age well. Unlike the Garbors, she did not take good care if her skin. In photos that I have seen, she still wears a thick mane of hair in that unkempt tousled just got out if bed look, but her face is bloated and very wrinkled.
Well she is over 80 years old. Plus she never had cosmetic surgery. At least you can still recognise that it’s her. Some people age so bad that you can’t even believe that they were ever what they used to be in their youth. Take a look at anita ekberg. Her face and eyes completley changed.
@@Mannon777 Actually it is not inevitable to wrinkle with age, even into one's 90s. Wrinkles are caused by a lifetime of over sunning, overuse of facial muscles (as in acting), stress, inadequate sleep, smoking and breathing passive smoke, and overconsumption of alcohol, drugs, starches and/or inflammatory foods.
For the commenters criticizing Bardot’s racial views: many people of various races would prefer that humans belonged to diverse and interestingly different races. I absolutely don’t object to racial mixing-we’re all human-but I wouldn’t like the lustrous mahogany African races, the instantly identifiable antique ivory East Asians, the Ethereally pallid Icelandics to disappear. Perhaps that is all Ms Bardot was saying. In any case, she was an actress of her time and place, letting her honest, off-the-cuff remarks loose for anyone to listen to.
When it comes to being outraged over sacrificing sheep without anesthesia I completely agree. I don't care what religion it is, it's not racist, there are many horrible practices in history and in religions too this day that are sick and wrong.
.....Independent thinking is hard and takes courage. Thinking goes hand in hand with responsibility, which is also a daunting concept to many people these days.
I'd rather hang out with a rough around the edges sinner, then a well-polished hypocrite. BB is a woman not afraid to speak up. A brave intelligent confident honest woman.
I thought she was cool until I got wind of her racist views. Anywho, are you familiar with "the male Brigitte Bardot", Alain Delon? I'd love to hear your take on him!
So wait, when we go to Dubai or other countries we have to respect their cultures, but when they come to European countries they can do what they please. To be honest that is quite the hypocrisy. Each country has their own set of customs and you must respect that when visiting or moving there.
_Rules for thee, but not for me._ Import the 3rd world --- become the 4th world, in a nutshell; and we have all seen the end result. Lets not deny the truth, nor try to be _politically correct_ . Europe has been destroyed systematically and intentionally.
When Africans, Chinese or middle easterners want to protect their countries from foreigners, no one cares. The minute a white person says it, all Hell breaks loose.
Yes, they are above the law apparently. And if you disagree, they'll drag you to court and slander you as a racist. Then the UA-camrs will make a quick buck on these same lies. Hypocrites is too mild of a word to describe them
The problem she quotes is not about what happens in other countries with other religious ways. It's about keeping problematic religious behavior in France or any laic country. And I heard several times in my life people of different ethnicity who wants to reproduce within their own race... It sounds chocking only because she's being honest about it. Same for the MeToo movement tbh. These issues are more complicated then B&W. We need to stop being so emotional and be more receptive and analytic. I think its absolutely fine to disagree, but condemn in ''justice''? Nope. Besides, lovely video, even if some information were missing.
Revisionist criticism from USA. Yet making UA-cam capital at BB's expense. Do you know her? The white races are fair game nowadays. Collective 'payback' time possibly.
@@irenejohnston6802that's what it seems like to me. I read the comments and those who repeat the lies from this video sound extremely racist themselves. First I thought they are misinformed, but she clearly found all the pictures of Bardot and obviously read about her, and read how she was chased by paparazzi constantly, that the media pushed blatant lies and propaganda about her. They are not stupid, and not misinformed, they hate white people. I can see this clearly now.
I used to love love love her for years because of her beauty, fashion, and music. When I found out she was still alive, I was so happy. I was like “an amazing icon is still alive, wow”. But then I looked at the articles and I just couldn’t see her the same anymore. It sucks because I truly love her style and some of her songs, but her xenophobia and views are things I just can’t comply with.
Xenophobia exists for a Reason. Do you want to go to visit Paris and see French people there or do you want to see homeless Africans and middle easterners, running Riott on the streets and trashing things, burning things up? Nationalities exist for a reason.
@@morticiagomez6166was in Paris this year and a foreign individual exposed himself to me, he certainly wasn’t French!The French gentleman man who was driving me saw it and I was mortified and angry! He said to me Europe is finished!
I never seen her as a particularly good actress but rather a woman who became famous because of her looks and never needed to do more she was who she was and if we all agreed with her views on race then alot of us wouldn't be here now
In Europe and France particullary religion is not as positively accepted as in the US. The frenchmen don`t want religious symbols or rituals out in the open. Historically they praise secularity. I think that this should be mentioned when discussing Bardot
I clearly remember seeing her in some vintage magazines in my grandfather’s tailoring studio as a young girl. I was pre teen, maybe 10 or so and was mesmerized by her beauty. I absolutely LOVED her bed head hair with the classic bow and the gap in her teeth, which I found incredibly alluring. I don’t care for some of her beliefs, but she had a passion for animals which I highly respect.
Im glad we are past that time but alot of these stars lived in a different time and we cant cancel everyone separate the artist from the person and i believe in individualism think and feel what you want however you have no right to force or act on your feelings we all have controversial sides in terms of race be proud of who you are but dont feel inferior to others or hate and stereotype or discriminate against anyone else
Brigitte Bardot is yet flawlessly imperfectly perfect. Young Hollywood's beauties. Just the deaths of some/most of them are sad, depressing, devastating, terrible, horrible, awful, etc. How their careers just ended in a dark, eerie, cold, way. They will always be remembered as to only the fans can appreciate them for their efforts, accomplishments, achievements, dreams, goals, movies, films, music, art, images, visuals, photographs, fan tributes, graves, fan video edits, fan paintings, etc.
I seen a documentary about her I don't know where I know on UA-cam Somewhere but I didn't particularly like was that she had no relationship with her son and didn't really try to have one with them but I respect maybe that she just didn't connect the way some mothers do thank you for the video for all the breakdowns God bless stay safe keep them coming by
Um that’s still no excuse her son deserved a good mother. Not you guys making excuses for horrible things like that. If you don’t want children don’t have them! She seemed like a horrible person, just was pretty.
Please do a video on how Grace Kelly’s marriage was set up by Hollywood tycoons to popularise Monaco. The ‘job’ was offered to Marilyn but she turned it down.
She loves her son, she just couldn’t take care of him because she suffered from post natal psychosis after birth. She was also abused during her pregnancy and had a really hard time during it, I wish the vid went into detail about her horrifying pregnancy but yeah
If you read her books, she is a wonderful person and her comments are often misinterpreted. She is not a racist but she does critique some Islamic techniques for killing animals in a “non-western” accepted approach as in causing lots of pain to the animal. She is a true icon.
Karine, I appreciate all of your videos, and sorry your getting hate for not including all of these people’s scandals. I enjoy the details you go into.
"As a french woman, I understand why she’s upset our country is going through a lot " You are just racist, like a lot of french people...It's not the fault of black people, or muslim people if your country has a lot of unemployment or poor peoples unable to pay their bills
St. Tropez is pronounced St. Tro-pay, and an arrondissement just means a neighborhood, but unlike in the US, there is usually an administrative side, not just a zip code. The 16th arrondissement in Paris, specifically, is known for being a place where wealthy people live. BB is yet another mixed up celebrity. Vadim was abusive to Jane Fonda too, when they were married. She started supporting Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 80s when Regan and Thatcher were in office and lots of celebs were coming out as conservatives.
Thankyou for your breakdown of her life I love ur voice n how u relate information to us ..always watch you karine ..I always advocate fr a strong independent thinking young woman ... however I do not support any religions n I am totally like bardot in that sense .anything that involves animal cruelty is grotesque .... .I don't care if its Jewish or otherwise ..most religions discriminate against women n animals .. I don't tolerate either.. there are so many vegan options today even fast food branches are emulating meat type foods they are just not animal n havnt involved any suffering to end up on ur plate ... plant based whoppers from burger King mc Donald's plant based nuggets ect .. ..
She was so free. I can't believe her mind became like this, like it's not her anymore, sad. I think she was so abused in her famous years cuz really that woman was clearly a light worker, liberating that feminine/sexual energy all around the world in a pure way not in an evil spirited way like nowdays but you know what when the energy is real it liberates people so people are scared and will not praised that but when it's fake they are screaming " unapologetic, bad bitch energy"... Til nowdays women are looking up to her to match her looks and personnality. What she did for animals is beautiful too.
I think Bardot is absolutely right about animals and religion. The animals right to life and not being tortured supersedes the rights of some people to practice their traditions for some imaginary gods. If to follow the logic of this video's author, honor killings and FGMs are justified and should be respected because it is in culture and traditions.
@@ainaaslammir7736look in the mirror. She never wanted to have children, she wanted abortion, but couldn't get one at that time. The same theocratic aholes are taking over now, who are pushing laws banning abortion access, banning IVF, birth control, banning no fault divorce and criminalizing women and doctors. Next they'll take away women’s right to vote, and start hanging women for witchcraft. Medieval tyrannical religious lunatics and sadistic abusers have no place in our society.
U did a fantastic job on this video/narration....as always!! She was absolutely so very gorgeous!! Bk when she was a child and growing up, most ppl/families demanded that their children stick to their own race....I'm sure thru out her later yrs she changed her opinion somewhat....but as for the religious/race situation....I honestly believe it was more for the protection of animals since she was a vegetarian....as for her admitting to being with 100men/women, well honestly, for some ppl nowadays, that would be considered no big deal!! But great job on this video can't wait to see what u have for us next!!🥰💜
I don't think BB was racist, controversial yes. She was an animal lover who didn't agree with the inhumane slaughter of animals! So she preferred White men nothing racist about that lot's of Black women prefer Black men that's fine it's called a preference!
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BB was the original Pam Anderson, or Pam was the 90´s BB
But your last name sounds French though. Are you haitian ?or creole from Louisiana ?
I personally think that Catherine Deneuve was the most beautiful French actress ever.
I thought MM was most fotographed model before her career began. BB didn't play a pre-teen in God created woman. I just began reading the book by Roger Vadim about his wives.. it makes sense that I found her so pretty until that movie. While with him she was monogamous, obviously since she was in love, and a child. It's cool she's so honest, at least movie industry she knows what she's talking about. As for animals...that's another story. And she's boosting dog culture mostly at that. But the suffering of innocent, real animals is too heavy, that's true.
I believe when you're told how beautiful you are and, you have no one in your life to teach you where beauty really exist within you, then it's difficult to understand who you really are. You become a commodity. This can result in saying things for shock value because you want to be heard not just seen. Searching for understanding but, being your own self destructive enemy. So much confusion within, results in unfulfilled choices. I admire that obviously, she is indeed a survivor. Many have not been so fortunate.
Karine Alourde seems very intelligible and well-spoken. She knows how to dissect the lives of these women and take into account their significance and contribution to the industry they belong to. Women are empowered individuals who always seek out justice whenever they feel let down by society.
🥺🥺 thank you so much Sophia 🎀🫶🏾💖✨
I can't agree more! Her videos are a TREAT.
Well said! Also Karine is a great beauty herself !
agreed!
I’ve always loved classic old Hollywood glamour actresses from the 30’s40’sand 50’s and tne 60’s when Bridget Bardot was popular I loved her hairstyle I have hair like hers so I used to do my hair like those swinging 60’s styles .. Ava Gardner, Rita Hayworth, gene tier eye and many others were amazingly beautiful and so naturally!!
She was truly jaw-dropping in her youth. I admire her decision to forgo all forms of plastic surgery in her older years. Nothing wrong with getting that done if that's what you want. But I like seeing real faces, wrinkles & all. Getting older seems to be particularly cruel for many women who were beautiful in their youth. That's because they identity with their physical body, and can't really handle it when that body begins to inevitably break down. The fact that she didn't try to desperately cling to her youth shows she sees herself as more than her body, which is kind of refreshing to me personally.
Bardot didn't just "identity" with her body. She traded on it. She cashed it in and exploited it for all it was worth. Her good looks were the sine qua non of her stardom, though it must be acknowledged that she had talent too.
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At least, a clever comment !
@Trinity M Please show me where I claimed men exploited her. Thanks.
@@jessicasanchez5765 Sorry, I have no idea what you're trying to say, but let me simplify my contention; Bardot didn't become an international sex symbol because of her ballet skills, nor her command of Shakespeare. Had she looked like Ruth Buzzi, she wouldn't have been given ANY roles to "work with." It doesn't matter who was running the film studios in France--whether powerful men, weak women or indifferent children, B.B. doesn't become a thing without her extraordinary looks. She knew where her bread was buttered and she traded shrewdly.
Could you take a gander at Edie Sedgwick? Personally, I love her version of ‘60’s style & how she was the OG IT girl/muse. However, it’s sad how her life was cut off way too short
Yes another vote for Edie!!!
Pretty sure Karine already did a clip on her.
yessss @karine alourde
She really had a fascinating life. It's so sad. The father was a psychopath.
Yes please do Edie!!
This is a fine example how an ugly mind can make the most beautiful person appear ugly in an instant
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She ain’t super ugly but she’s pretty average, nothing about her appearance is unique she looks like every other French/German/Slovakian girl
@@Miscellaneous_master she's not ugly at all tbf, it's intellectually dishonest to say someone is ugly because you don't agree with them.
@@lilmogwaii yeah I get you but they are right about something, before learning about her views I found her absolutely gorgeous but now I perceive her as more average - pretty but not that pretty.
@@Miscellaneous_master because all european girls are super pretty
These old Hollywood stories are always so good ❤️
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@@KarineAlourde great job. We don't want to lose these fascinating stories of the past ❤️
as a black woman or black person I can't idolize someone who has affinity with the Lepen family and their political association, knowing that these people are openly racist and have spoken very harshly about us
She's a good actress anyway
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@@KarineAlourde Your video is very informative as usual. Good job Karine 😊😊
Oh! That's right, yikes Forgotten about that
It's very problematic. Racism was sort of embraced in French movies of the past. Even the movie Last Tango in Paris has a problematic scene in which the character Maria Schneider portrays screams something very racist about some Algerian children.
@@Sweetbeariesart Just like they spend their time saying sale juif, any chance they get. Yeah! Very problematic
Karine, do you plan on doing an analysis on the de Havilland sisters? Their feud was famous throughout Hollywood. It’s so interesting how both sisters were so different. Both were extremely talented.
She was so pretty but her views not so pretty
I agree. Her views are so heartbreaking 💔
@@KarineAlourde very.....will you do bo Derek one day ?
@@12gossip90 no
You’d be surprised how many people still think like that of all races ….I know several!that don’t believe in mixing…..
@@chrystianaw8256 go away
I've read she wasn't loved by her parents, maybe that was the reason why she became whom she became. It's very sad.
Thank you for your channel!
She always talked about her parents with respect. If you would actually care to read more than just one trashy website about her you would know. Her parents were strict,but that doesnt mean they didnt love her. Her father even stood up for her when she was compared to Satan
They loved her but they were very strict and abused her physically, also they preferred her younger sister, who was their favorite and she felt very lonely growing up
@@Mannon777 Showing respect to one’s parents doesn’t mean they were loving and good to you as a child. It just means that she was a respectful daughter .
A woman's sense of self is very much determined by how she was treated by her parents as a child. The mother in particular, due to her being (in most cases) the primary carer. If Bardot didn't feel valued by her mother, it would have been very difficult for her to really appreciate her own true value as a human being. It's very sad. So many lovers most likely a sign of her never ending quest for affirmation that she never really got from an emotionally unavailable mother.
I think my favorite part of these videos is when you shout out your brother!! You better represent for the fam sis🙏🏾
She "never exercised" apart from her childhood~fwd ballet training and later filmed performances of dances such as the can~can, mambo and tango. Ever slim and toned.
As someone who is mixed myself (Dutch/Indonesian) I never knew she was against race mixing. That’s really heart breaking to hear, since I always saw her as this iconic beauty. I also didn’t know she had an internalized misogynistic view on the MeToo movement. Maybe she herself was that kind of person, given her huge amount of lovers and all. That doesn’t mean all actresses are like that. In fact, most are not. And lastly the whole thing with being anti-immigrant as well is stupid. Rich coming from a French person when France colonized so many places in the past. Also, kind of typical when White women care more about animals rights than the rights of non-White people. But oh well, at least her care for animals is still a good thing. Not enough to change my feelings about her back being positive after hearing all of her negative things though.
It’s definitely unfortunate. But it just goes to show that there’s no correlation between beauty and morality. 🤷🏽♀️
"Kind of typical when white women-" AND BRIGITTE IS THE RACIST ONE LMAOOOO
@@LoneWulf278 agreed I’m not finna excuse her behavior just because she’s a white,skinny,blonde, blue-eyed woman. Imo her beauty is not that unique lots of white models in Europe look like her
@@Miscellaneous_master Facts.
She comes from the « grande bourgeoisie » in this upper class they learn to marry only somebody of their level (same class), they dont mix with other classes where there is differents ethnicities ( they have their own school, party,…). And for the migrants, the bourgeoisie do not like them because they are changing the french image, they dont really like minorities for that reason mostly. This upper classes learn this young.
Back in the 90s, I always thought Claudia Schiffer was a latter day Brigitte Bardot.
me too.
I never considered that. Oh my goodness. I can totally see it now. They could be mother and daughter.
It happens she bore a resemblance, not quite Bardot but close enough.
Sorry but Claudia Schiffer, although a beautiful woman does not hold a candle to BB.
@@rachelarmel7547 We can respectfully disagree. I'll leave it at that.
Her outside beauty loses alot of it's luster when you understand how terrible of a person she was , yikes !!
Google pictures of her now; the uglyness inside her rose to the surface years ago.
The things she said about her own son was awful
That is true. I heard they are close now, he is very forgiving.
Yeah, I didn't know any of this about her. I also saw a quote where she stated she idolizes Vladimir Putin. Okay, that says it all.
She's a good person.
As a classic film fan, I so look forward to your videos! Thank you. Would you consider a video about Jean Seberg, an American/French film star (her film "Breathless" is excellent) who became the target of the FBI because of her involvement with the Black Panthers
Bardot was so beautiful..she was always one of my favorite Icons. She was just stunning 😍
I had no idea she was racist. But I guess it makes sense cause she's 80+ and lived her youth in a time when segregation was at its peak and treating minorities like trash was the norm. It must be hard for her to accept that times have changed
I don’t think that was an excuse. Plenty of Hollywood stars were against segregation such as Gracy Kelly, Marylin Monroe, Elvis Presley etc. Empathy is a universal emotion. We are all born with it. Racism, however, is a learned trait. Those who are racist chose hatred
@@bubba94290 Right, integrity is timeless, this whole concept of "product of the time" just means one is a sheep, a follower that doesn't think for themselves.
@@bubba94290 I agree. I was just trying to say that her being a racist didn't surprise me. Have you met a lot of white people above the age of 80 that were supportive of minorities? Exactly, its not common
I have friends worldwide and some of them even though they have friends of all races and ethnicities, they believe in marriage, people should stick with their own race. I don't feel that way, but I do not think I consider them "racist" because they wouldn't marry outside of their race. Actually, for them it is more about ethnicity. They don't have hate for others at all and like i ssid...they have many friends of all backgrounds
France didn't have segregation they just didn't have that many Non White people in that country in the 1950's and 1960's
I became obsessed with ur channel after ur first video in her ! I absolutely love her looks, but I can’t get past her terrible comments :/. Absolutely love ur content love! Keep it up queen
I never would have thought that about her. Wow, I guess you learn something new everyday.
I admire BB for her protests and for not being afraid to speak out against atrocity. I agree with her on ritual animal sacrifices - this cruel backward practice should not be done AT ALL, not just "without first administering anaesthesia". In this world animals are so horrifically abused you wouldn't believe, and need a voice to speak for them
And Happy Birthday today to Brigitte
Thank you Jeanne, I'm with you on this one ! 👍 well said, I love her
@@Jeanne7774it isn’t even barbaric. The animal feels nothing 💀. Most of the sh*t you eat ain’t even given anesthesia and not properly k*lled. It’s just hypocrisy at its finest
But it’s not backwards, it’s more humane than the way animals are slaughtered in the meat industry nowadays.Slitting an animal’s throat will ensure death in a couple of seconds. Just say you’re intolerant and uninformed and move on :)
@@nourazidane2005 "Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles" ~ Dostoievski
What a controversial beauty. While I don’t like or agree with many of her views, I commend her for all she does for animals. Animals are innocent & helpless beings in this world.
Yes I do applaud her for that too. ❤👏🏽😻
i read Bardot's autobiography,her own book, and the stories of those who knew her, and I want to say that she had a severe postpartum depression that forced her to abandon her son. She was a child herself, with an unstable psyche,what could she give the child? There are women who can't be real mothers. But she adores animals more than humans, protects them for so many year
It seems she never wanted to be a mother. I don't believe it was postpartum depression. She has never tried to have a relationship with her son. He felt abandoned by her. Yes it's nice she has a soft spot for animals, but that doesn't erase the kind of person she is. She's also apparently racist too.
@@Jenwinter85 Being against animal abuse has zero to do with racisim. So sick of the race card being used anytime a white person has an an opinion or view that goes against something and holds someone accountable who happens to be of a different lineage. Utter divisive nonsense used to project back onto the truth teller. Typical manuever of manipulative people who don't want to be held accountable for their wrong doing.
At lest from what I looked up they already had depression through their life but nothing about postpartum depression . The real thing is Bardot was selfish and chose fame and sex over there son. She even attacked him in her book calling him a tumor and that she wished she rather gave birth to a dog. She didn’t care that much one bit for her son back in the day. But good thing from what Iv read her son does meet up with her once a year and she finally likes him I think.
Damn she was drop dead gorgeous
Great video. I was unaware of the controversies 😮 I watched a documentary a while back about Picasso. She was one of his fav models and hung out with he and his friends in the south of France. She was artistic in a lot of arenas was my take away.
Idk if you take requests however it would be lovely if you could consider doing a take on Salma Hayek? She is such an icon and inspiration to me ! And I think many others as well ❤️, Anyways thank you
I think she already did one but another one wouldn’t hurt 😊
7:00 I’m Muslim and I’d like to clarify that Muslims don’t sacrifice anything on an altar. The tradition in question takes place on Eid al Adha where Muslims slaughter a sheep (for the purpose of eating) to celebrate this holiday and to honor the sacrifice of Ibrahim (Abraham). The meat must be halal which means it must be slaughtered in a humane way whereby the animal doesn’t suffer. Btw this video and your channel is amazing and so informative! Thank you for your work ❤️🔥
This is literaly in many religions including christianity yet she hate on us and black people shes crazy hateful person
True! I’d like to add that most of the meat that comes from the sheep is given to poor people or people in need or family members who can’t afford to buy/eat meat so it’s basically given to charity!
The Eid is about giving to people in need!
Americans slaughter turkeys every single year for thanks giving (which basically celebrates killing the indigenous Americans and taking their land) and no one says anything about it and it’s seen as a nice celebration so the hypocrisy is unreal!
This woman is ignorant AND racist, I wouldn’t expect someone like her to have common sense or understanding when it comes to other cultures or other religions.
It just goes to show BEAUTY is only skin deep!!! She was absolutely stunning to look at, but she wasn’t even woman enough to take care of her child! A rather sad self centered life
who cares about children
It's crazy how different she looked in the first half of her career. She didn't become a bombshell until she was older.
Young brunette BB was THE bombshell. Before she becomes blond.
Karine be pumping out these videos!!!! And I LOVE IT. I am definitely part of the friendship circle, I really feel like we friends, lol
clicked so fast. I enjoy your content. She used to be one of my favorites.
Another great video ☺️ I’m a fan of her movies but not her views 😒. I was wondering if your going to do any old Hollywood/ Golden age videos on men like alain delon, marlon brando, Paul Newman etc.
Wow. I had no idea. I really appreciate this. I post her music I'm my insta stories and I'm a Muslim so thanks!
Love this Bio can You do Elizabeth Montgomery and Suzanne Somers ❤️❤️❤️
Oooo both great ladies!!! Can’t wait!
@@KarineAlourde Thanks yes they are 💛 I Love the way you tell the stories ❤️
I think she did a GREAT job REFUSING chemo for cancer and treated it in other way 👏🏻👏🏻
Her style is iconic and her attitude is free spirited
I love her love of animals
I love how your channel can contrast and highlight both the inner and outer beauty of people in such a tactful way
Louise Brooks (who also had an active love life) once said all the talk about actors and actresses
having all these lovers... well, it was just talk. Looked good in the gossip columns.
Some of the affairs she supposedly had never happened.
i love how you always find something nice to say about everyone...you're a beautiful soul
Brigitte Bardot Congratulation with your birthday 🥳 Turned 88 today 🥳 I wish you many more healthy and happy years!!!!! You are a beautiful person inside and out!! 😘😘😘 from a big fan! I wish you all the best
I swear they can make a movie about any old Hollywood starlet cause they’re lives were so interesting! I’ve seen the Elvis movie and was wondering if you’re gonna make a video about Elvis Presley. Also a video about Frank Sinatra would be interesting as well after I saw his documentary.
Frank Sinatra is my favorite golden era voice! Definitely! And Elvis is coming up soon too. The older stars were so interesting and unique. It’s always a pleasure to do a breakdown for them.
@@KarineAlourde Cant wait to see it!
I cannot WAIT to see Franks!! Especially since she did Ava Garner (that was a GREAT video and I was so happy when she did that one). I’ll def be watching for this one but am happy with whatever she comes out with in the meantime ❤️
@@OhCyrus Same
“Not adult enough to care for a child” yet adult enough to have sex and keep the pregnancy…and then somehow she has a huge heart for animals instead. Personally this pisses me off…I don’t understand how people can have such empathy and go to war for animals and not children. We were all children once. Just my opinion
I love old Hollywood glam and drama. Can you do a story on Freda Payne if you haven't done her already? TY.
She is on my list 😍 so glad you requested her
I love how the fact I read up almost every women she talks about because at one point when I was younger I was interested in knowing about all of them including Bollywood actresses and all everything is accurate karine❤
Upon watching your many videos, I have concluded that fans fall in love with the roles that actors portray but the reality of their lives are outrageous. So many of them descend into drugs and taboo sexual behavior. Bridgette Bardo was spectacularly beautiful but she did not age well. Unlike the Garbors, she did not take good care if her skin. In photos that I have seen, she still wears a thick mane of hair in that unkempt tousled just got out if bed look, but her face is bloated and very wrinkled.
* Brigitte, * Gabors
Well she is over 80 years old. Plus she never had cosmetic surgery. At least you can still recognise that it’s her. Some people age so bad that you can’t even believe that they were ever what they used to be in their youth. Take a look at anita ekberg. Her face and eyes completley changed.
You're saying this as if it's not normal to have a "very wrinkled" face at 87. I would like to see you at 80 too (without surgery)
@@Mannon777 Actually it is not inevitable to wrinkle with age, even into one's 90s. Wrinkles are caused by a lifetime of over sunning, overuse of facial muscles (as in acting), stress, inadequate sleep, smoking and breathing passive smoke, and overconsumption of alcohol, drugs, starches and/or inflammatory foods.
She’s spent her live under the sun ☀️
For the commenters criticizing Bardot’s racial views: many people of various races would prefer that humans belonged to diverse and interestingly different races. I absolutely don’t object to racial mixing-we’re all human-but I wouldn’t like the lustrous mahogany African races, the instantly identifiable antique ivory East Asians, the Ethereally pallid Icelandics to disappear. Perhaps that is all Ms Bardot was saying. In any case, she was an actress of her time and place, letting her honest, off-the-cuff remarks loose for anyone to listen to.
America is not liberal today. America is still very conservative compared to Europe.
When it comes to being outraged over sacrificing sheep without anesthesia I completely agree. I don't care what religion it is, it's not racist, there are many horrible practices in history and in religions too this day that are sick and wrong.
Pop over to Atheist China and Atheist North Korea …. They treat humans as bad as they treat animals there.
You are right
She seemed very honest and authentic. She said what she felt.
That's why they hate her! Let's not listen to any of this bull. They want famous people to be puppets with no thoughts
.....Independent thinking is hard and takes courage. Thinking goes hand in hand with responsibility, which is also a daunting concept to many people these days.
I'd rather hang out with a rough around the edges sinner, then a well-polished hypocrite. BB is a woman not afraid to speak up. A brave intelligent confident honest woman.
I thought she was cool until I got wind of her racist views. Anywho, are you familiar with "the male Brigitte Bardot", Alain Delon? I'd love to hear your take on him!
She's still cool. She did alot for women in her time. Believe it or not.
@@Mannon777 *she did a lot for _white women_ .
There fixed it for you ❤️
@@Miscellaneous_master white European women who shared her views*
So wait, when we go to Dubai or other countries we have to respect their cultures, but when they come to European countries they can do what they please.
To be honest that is quite the hypocrisy.
Each country has their own set of customs and you must respect that when visiting or moving there.
_Rules for thee, but not for me._
Import the 3rd world --- become the 4th world, in a nutshell; and we have all seen the end result. Lets not deny the truth, nor try to be _politically correct_ .
Europe has been destroyed systematically and intentionally.
Exactly.
When Africans, Chinese or middle easterners want to protect their countries from foreigners, no one cares. The minute a white person says it, all Hell breaks loose.
Yes, they are above the law apparently. And if you disagree, they'll drag you to court and slander you as a racist. Then the UA-camrs will make a quick buck on these same lies. Hypocrites is too mild of a word to describe them
Bridgett was beautiful to look at. But race mixing isn't for everyone. She has a right to her opinion.
As noted above, I said that she was one of my favorites. When I found out about her racism. that was it.
I know 😭😭💔💔
Fellow French actor Alain Delon , a BIGOT to . :(
@@SuperAnimelover100 wow! Really?
So you hear she's a racist from no one you know ..and you 💯believe it??? Geez..😬
@@cherieallen9508 I am going by what SHE wrote in her book. Geez
I love her commitment to animals. I myself love animals. I hate what she said about the Me Too Movement.
i really love the way you treat people as if they might be your friend. friends are complicated. Respect.
The problem she quotes is not about what happens in other countries with other religious ways. It's about keeping problematic religious behavior in France or any laic country. And I heard several times in my life people of different ethnicity who wants to reproduce within their own race... It sounds chocking only because she's being honest about it. Same for the MeToo movement tbh. These issues are more complicated then B&W. We need to stop being so emotional and be more receptive and analytic. I think its absolutely fine to disagree, but condemn in ''justice''? Nope. Besides, lovely video, even if some information were missing.
Revisionist criticism from USA. Yet making UA-cam capital at BB's expense. Do you know her? The white races are fair game nowadays. Collective 'payback' time possibly.
I agree.
@@irenejohnston6802that's what it seems like to me. I read the comments and those who repeat the lies from this video sound extremely racist themselves. First I thought they are misinformed, but she clearly found all the pictures of Bardot and obviously read about her, and read how she was chased by paparazzi constantly, that the media pushed blatant lies and propaganda about her. They are not stupid, and not misinformed, they hate white people. I can see this clearly now.
That is what you should continue to look for … passion in everything you do
I used to love love love her for years because of her beauty, fashion, and music. When I found out she was still alive, I was so happy. I was like “an amazing icon is still alive, wow”. But then I looked at the articles and I just couldn’t see her the same anymore. It sucks because I truly love her style and some of her songs, but her xenophobia and views are things I just can’t comply with.
Because you're soft and probably not European
I had the same experience
Xenophobia exists for a Reason.
Do you want to go to visit Paris and see French people there or do you want to see homeless Africans and middle easterners, running Riott on the streets and trashing things, burning things up?
Nationalities exist for a reason.
@@morticiagomez6166was in Paris this year and a foreign individual exposed himself to me, he certainly wasn’t French!The French gentleman man who was driving me saw it and I was mortified and angry! He said to me Europe is finished!
I never seen her as a particularly good actress but rather a woman who became famous because of her looks and never needed to do more she was who she was and if we all agreed with her views on race then alot of us wouldn't be here now
In Europe and France particullary religion is not as positively accepted as in the US. The frenchmen don`t want religious symbols or rituals out in the open. Historically they praise secularity. I think that this should be mentioned when discussing Bardot
Love your narrated slides 😍 ❤
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Brigette Bardot is stunning, an icon and way ahead of her time 💋 !!! "BB" comes from another time & place, hence her views ...
I really enjoyed this comprehensive documentary about Brigette Bardot. I feel I have a deeper understanding of her.
I clearly remember seeing her in some vintage magazines in my grandfather’s tailoring studio as a young girl. I was pre teen, maybe 10 or so and was mesmerized by her beauty. I absolutely LOVED her bed head hair with the classic bow and the gap in her teeth, which I found incredibly alluring. I don’t care for some of her beliefs, but she had a passion for animals which I highly respect.
Im glad we are past that time but alot of these stars lived in a different time and we cant cancel everyone separate the artist from the person and i believe in individualism think and feel what you want however you have no right to force or act on your feelings we all have controversial sides in terms of race be proud of who you are but dont feel inferior to others or hate and stereotype or discriminate against anyone else
I remember when Claudia Schiffer was called the “new Bardot”. She also reminds me of Georgia May Jagger.
I see Kate Moss too
@@rosewillow5757 yes and if she were born later I'm sure she would have dated Johnny Depp she looks like his type.
How old are you?
Brigitte Bardot is yet flawlessly imperfectly perfect. Young Hollywood's beauties.
Just the deaths of some/most of them are sad, depressing, devastating, terrible, horrible, awful, etc. How their careers just ended in a dark, eerie, cold, way. They will always be remembered as to only the fans can appreciate them for their efforts, accomplishments, achievements, dreams, goals, movies, films, music, art, images, visuals, photographs, fan tributes, graves, fan video edits, fan paintings, etc.
I seen a documentary about her I don't know where I know on UA-cam Somewhere but I didn't particularly like was that she had no relationship with her son and didn't really try to have one with them but I respect maybe that she just didn't connect the way some mothers do thank you for the video for all the breakdowns God bless stay safe keep them coming by
She didn't want that baby from the very beginning but her then husband pressured her into having the child.
Some women are not ready to be mothers and i respect that. Brigitte did just the right thing
Um that’s still no excuse her son deserved a good mother. Not you guys making excuses for horrible things like that. If you don’t want children don’t have them! She seemed like a horrible person, just was pretty.
thank you! please do Jane Birkin, she had great style also
since u did bardot u should do jane birkin too !
Please do a video on how Grace Kelly’s marriage was set up by Hollywood tycoons to popularise Monaco. The ‘job’ was offered to Marilyn but she turned it down.
Woah
That’s true!
Please look into Françoise Dorleac. 🥺❤ I love your videos about classic starlets.
She cared more about animals than her own son.
She loves her son, she just couldn’t take care of him because she suffered from post natal psychosis after birth. She was also abused during her pregnancy and had a really hard time during it, I wish the vid went into detail about her horrifying pregnancy but yeah
@@Lovebbardot I said she cared more about her animals than her son. I never said she didn't love him.
As she should 💅🏻
@nothing. Yes, she wanted to have an abortion but the doctors and her husband refused
@@gc9192 no she shouldn't
Care for her children should always take priority always.
If you read her books, she is a wonderful person and her comments are often misinterpreted. She is not a racist but she does critique some Islamic techniques for killing animals in a “non-western” accepted approach as in causing lots of pain to the animal. She is a true icon.
people hooked with some words out of context and make a conclusions
Yesss! One of my favorites. She was sooo pretty. 😍
Bridgette and Monica probably aged gracefully because in their cultures aging is seen as a good thing for women.
Bridgette definitely did not age gracefully !! Racism and hate will do that to you!
Come again? Have you ever been in France? (I'm French, by the way...)
@@DieezahArts nope
Karine, I appreciate all of your videos, and sorry your getting hate for not including all of these people’s scandals. I enjoy the details you go into.
The definition of beauty
@nothing. Marilyn looks like a man with no fashion sense
@some people deserve to be humbled all of these are plastic
I don't see why people think she's so controversial. I agree with a lot of what she has said.
She’s a beautiful and strong minded woman. As a french woman, I understand why she’s upset our country is going through a lot.
"As a french woman, I understand why she’s upset our country is going through a lot " You are just racist, like a lot of french people...It's not the fault of black people, or muslim people if your country has a lot of unemployment or poor peoples unable to pay their bills
Garota de programa francesa
@@karine9786 well, aren’t YOU tolerant.
@@djr6876
Or perhaps jealous.
Going through what exactly that will make you a racist and close minded person?
Umbrella Bardot may have been the series French actress of all time but I'd say Catherine Deneuve should have the title of most beautiful. Hands down.
St. Tropez is pronounced St. Tro-pay, and an arrondissement just means a neighborhood, but unlike in the US, there is usually an administrative side, not just a zip code. The 16th arrondissement in Paris, specifically, is known for being a place where wealthy people live.
BB is yet another mixed up celebrity. Vadim was abusive to Jane Fonda too, when they were married. She started supporting Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 80s when Regan and Thatcher were in office and lots of celebs were coming out as conservatives.
I say be with the one who makes you happy, we are all people with the same basic needs in life.
Karine Alourde can you please make a video about Alain Delon who is a Scorpio just like you?
Bardot spoke about problematic issues of religion and violence - not race. It is such a shame that she is compared and re-contextualised.
If she was siciliano , it is very much their culture to only mate w own kind. Just an age old tradition. Great video and she was so beautiful.
Brigitte speak Italian
She was out there.❤
This was so awesome! Thanks so much for doing this research and sharing with us.❤
Thankyou for your breakdown of her life I love ur voice n how u relate information to us ..always watch you karine ..I always advocate fr a strong independent thinking young woman ... however I do not support any religions n I am totally like bardot in that sense
.anything that involves animal cruelty is grotesque ....
.I don't care if its Jewish or otherwise ..most religions discriminate against women n animals .. I don't tolerate either.. there are so many vegan options today even fast food branches are emulating meat type foods they are just not animal n havnt involved any suffering to end up on ur plate ... plant based whoppers from burger King mc Donald's plant based nuggets ect
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She was so free. I can't believe her mind became like this, like it's not her anymore, sad. I think she was so abused in her famous years cuz really that woman was clearly a light worker, liberating that feminine/sexual energy all around the world in a pure way not in an evil spirited way like nowdays but you know what when the energy is real it liberates people so people are scared and will not praised that but when it's fake they are screaming " unapologetic, bad bitch energy"... Til nowdays women are looking up to her to match her looks and personnality. What she did for animals is beautiful too.
you explained it so beautifully. But it's not like she can't have opinions, she's an older woman she's been thru alot
@@Mannon777 agree with you. I hope she's doing well. A legend and an Icon.
Claudia Schiffer in the Guess ads looked like her.
I love your channel! I play it aloud for my family. Fabulous 🌹
I didn't listen yet the title just got me 😮 like why..
Roger Vadim was with the most beautiful movie stars. Brigitte Bardot, Jane Fonda and Catrine Deneuve
Finally! I've been waiting for this one!😄💕lol
I think Bardot is absolutely right about animals and religion. The animals right to life and not being tortured supersedes the rights of some people to practice their traditions for some imaginary gods. If to follow the logic of this video's author, honor killings and FGMs are justified and should be respected because it is in culture and traditions.
Lmao she didn't care abr his son but cared about animals what a crazy witch
@@ainaaslammir7736look in the mirror. She never wanted to have children, she wanted abortion, but couldn't get one at that time. The same theocratic aholes are taking over now, who are pushing laws banning abortion access, banning IVF, birth control, banning no fault divorce and criminalizing women and doctors. Next they'll take away women’s right to vote, and start hanging women for witchcraft. Medieval tyrannical religious lunatics and sadistic abusers have no place in our society.
U did a fantastic job on this video/narration....as always!! She was absolutely so very gorgeous!! Bk when she was a child and growing up, most ppl/families demanded that their children stick to their own race....I'm sure thru out her later yrs she changed her opinion somewhat....but as for the religious/race situation....I honestly believe it was more for the protection of animals since she was a vegetarian....as for her admitting to being with 100men/women, well honestly, for some ppl nowadays, that would be considered no big deal!! But great job on this video can't wait to see what u have for us next!!🥰💜
I don't think BB was racist, controversial yes. She was an animal lover who didn't agree with the inhumane slaughter of animals!
So she preferred White men nothing racist about that lot's of Black women prefer Black men that's fine it's called a preference!