Brigitte Bardot Net Worth

Brigitte Bardot Net Worth is estimated to be $65 Million according to Celebrity Net Worth. She has amased a fortune of wealth through her profession. She is one of the world’s richest models.

Brigitte Bardot Biography

Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot is a French animal rights activist, former actress, singer and model. French animal rights campaigner Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot is also a former actress, singer, and model.
She was one of the most well-known actresses of the 1950s and 1960s, known for playing sexually liberated characters who frequently led hedonistic lifestyles. She left the entertainment business in 1973, but she is still a huge figure in popular culture.She is now well known for her advocacy of animal rights. Bardot has acted in 47 films.

Brigitte Bardot Age

Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot was born on 28 September 1934 in Paris, France. As of 2023 she is 88 years old.

Brigitte Bardot Family

Louis Bardot and Anne-Marie Mucel are Bridgitte parents. The father of Bardot was an engineer and the owner of a number of factories in Paris. Her mother was a director’s daughter of an insurance firm. As a child, she experienced amblyopia, which affected her left eye’s vision. The sister she is closest to is Mijanou Bardot.

Brigitte Bardot Spouse

When she was only 18 years old, she wed filmmaker Roger Vadim; the couple divorced in 1957.
Jean-Louis Trintignant, who was Bardot’s co-star, and she had an affair.
Her husband was the actor Jacques Charrier. On January 11, 1960, their son Nicolas-Jacques was born. after the 1962 divorce between Brigitte and Jacques.
From 1963 to 1965, Brigitte was romantically involved with musician Bob Zagury. She wed millionaire Gunter Sachs on July 14, 1966. The two separated in 1969.
Patrick Gilles, Warren Beatty, Laurent Vergez, John Gilmore, Serge Gainsbourg, Miroslav Brozek, and Allain Bougrain-Dubourg were among the men Bardot dated in the entertainment industry. On August 16, 1992, Brigitte and Bernard d’Ormale got married.

Brigitte Bardot Career

In 1952, Bardot made her acting debut in the movie “Le Trou normand” (Crazy for Love), which also saw her on the cover of “Elle” once more. She first played the lead in 1952’s “Manina, la fille sans voile” (“The Lighthouse-Keeper’s Daughter / The Girl in the Bikini”), and she later made appearances in the films “Le Portrait de son père” (“His Father’s Portrait”), “Act of Love,” and “Royal Affairs in Versailles” (“Si Versailles m’était conté”) as well as “Tradita” (“Concert of Intrigue”) in 1954. In 1955, Brigitte appeared in five movies, including “Le Fils de Caroline chérie” (“Caroline and the Rebels”), “Doctor at Sea,” and “La Lumière d’en face” (“The Light Across the Street”); in 1956, she also played Andraste in the Hollywood movie “Helen of Troy.”
Bardot dyed her naturally brunette hair blonde after being cast in 1956’s “Mio figlio Nerone” (“Nero’s Weekend”) because director Steno wanted Bardot to be blonde in the movie. She loved the results so much that she decided to stay blonde. Brigitte appeared in several other films in 1956, including the musical “Cette sacrée gamine” (also known as “Naughty Girl”), the comedies “En effeuillant la marguerite” (also known as “Plucking the Daisy”) and “La Mariée est trop belle” (also known as “The Bride Is Much Too Beautiful”), and she played Juliette Hardy in the film “And God Created Woman,” which launched her into a career as a global celebrity.