Brooke Shields’ dating history From Liam Neeson to Chris Henchy
Brooke Shields bares it all in her documentary, “Pretty Baby.”
In the two-part film, which hit Hulu in 2023 and is titled after her 1978 movie of the same name, the actress gets candid about her decades in the spotlight, including her many high-profile relationships.
From the King of Pop to award-winning actors, here are all the men Shields has been linked to over the years.
Shields’ first public relationship was with Scott Baio. While the teen stars seemed like an ideal match, the “Blue Lagoon” star wrote in her 2015 memoir, “There Was a Little Girl,” that their dates were for show.
The “Charles in Charge” alum has also admitted that Shields was “just a friend.”
Shields’ mother, Teri, reportedly played matchmaker for her daughter, who was 16 at the time, and John Travolta, who was 27.
The model and the “Grease” star remained platonic but developed an affection for each other.
“Brooke exudes goodness,” Travolta told People at the time. “She’s untainted. You don’t want anyone to hurt her or say the wrong things because she’s special.”
In the two-part film, which hit Hulu in 2023 and is titled after her 1978 movie of the same name, the actress gets candid about her decades in the spotlight, including her many high-profile relationships.
From the King of Pop to award-winning actors, here are all the men Shields has been linked to over the years.
Shields’ first public relationship was with Scott Baio. While the teen stars seemed like an ideal match, the “Blue Lagoon” star wrote in her 2015 memoir, “There Was a Little Girl,” that their dates were for show.
The “Charles in Charge” alum has also admitted that Shields was “just a friend.”
Shields’ mother, Teri, reportedly played matchmaker for her daughter, who was 16 at the time, and John Travolta, who was 27.
The model and the “Grease” star remained platonic but developed an affection for each other.
“Brooke exudes goodness,” Travolta told People at the time. “She’s untainted. You don’t want anyone to hurt her or say the wrong things because she’s special.”