Brigitte Bardot † Celebrity

Brigitte Bardot is famous French actress and model with incredible body measurements. She began her career as a fashion model before transitioning into acting, quickly rising to international fame. Bardot became one of the most recognizable actresses of her era, starring in films such as And God Created Woman, Contempt, and Viva Maria!. At the height of her fame, she was considered a global cultural phenomenon and one of the first modern international sex symbols.

Body

Her hourglass shaped figure looked stunning in bikini in all the movies from fifties and sixties. No wonder, with her 32C bra size, flat belly, round hips and long legs. Bardot weighed 126 lbs (57 kg) back then.

Her proportions contributed greatly to her iconic screen presence and enduring sex-symbol status.

She was known for her voluminous blonde hair, often worn tousled or styled in soft waves, paired with bold eyeliner and minimal makeup. Her fashion sense combined sensuality with ease—off-the-shoulder tops, fitted dresses, ballet flats, and natural fabrics.

Diet

Bardot was known for having a simple and restrained approach to food. She reportedly favored light French meals, fresh vegetables, fruit, fish, yogurt, and modest portions.

Rather than following structured diets, she relied on natural appetite control and avoided excess. Later in life, as an outspoken animal rights activist, she became a strong advocate for ethical eating and animal welfare, further influencing her dietary choices.

Exercise

Unlike many modern celebrities, Brigitte Bardot did not follow formal workout routines. Her fitness primarily came from ballet training in her youth, which helped develop her posture, flexibility, and graceful movement. She also enjoyed walking, swimming, and staying generally active, favoring a natural lifestyle over gym-based fitness. Her physique was largely the result of genetics, dance training, and moderation rather than intense exercise regimens.

Bio

Brigitte was born September 28, 1934 in Paris, France. Born and raised in Paris, she grew up in a conservative Catholic family,

She suffered from amblyopia as a child, which resulted in decreased vision of her left eye. She had one younger sister, Mijanou Bardot.

Bardot was an aspiring ballerina during her childhood.

Her first movie role was in 1952 comedy Crazy for Love. Her appearance on 1957 film And God Created Woman gained her a lot of attention. More movies followed, such as Le Mépris and Viva Maria! She appeared in 47 films, performed in several musicals, and recorded more than 60 songs.

At the height of her fame, Bardot lived under intense public scrutiny, which eventually led her to retire from acting at just 39 years old. After stepping away from cinema, she devoted her life to animal rights activism, founding the Brigitte Bardot Foundation in 1986.

In 1984, Bardot was diagnosed with breast cancer. She declined chemotherapy and opted instead for radiation therapy, she recovered in 1986.

Her personal life included several high-profile marriages and relationships, but she later chose a quieter existence in Saint-Tropez, focusing on advocacy rather than celebrity.

Bardot died on December 28, 2025 at her home, "La Madrague", in Saint-Tropez. She was 91.