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My name is Stacey and today Alicia, we are completing our Bridget Bardot arc.

Brigitte Bardot, complicated and trashy. It is Alicia here. Thank you. One and all for joining us today for this conclusion of marital misadventure. And yes, we have come around full circle for it. Today, it's Brigitte Mardo from the mid-60s single. We're going to take her through one more marriage and divorce to a German billionaire. One final marriage, her animal rights activism, and, well, all over views on

so many things that led to loads of legal troubles and a definite damaging of her reputation.

The tarnish because she was pretty out loud with her frequent racist, Islamophobic, homophobic, and

anti-trans comments. No, she sounds like she was a peach in our later years, really.

Super big peach.

There's a lot to get into here.

Let us, buckle in.

We're going the distance in this one.

So we left off last time with Brigitte Bardot, divorcing Jacques Charié, not worried about motherhood at all, giving up custody of the kid.

She makes that 1963 film that redeems her a little. So she's kind of back on top of her game,

film-wise. At this point, Brigitte Bardo gets on a boat and stays on a boat for about two years.

Wow.

Just sail. South America.

I mean, she's going to do a few more films.

One of those films is made by Louis Malle, long before he marries Candice Bergen, long before they have their daughter, Chloe, who is now the new editor of Vogue.

Talk about Spiderwebs.

Brigitte Bardot, stories about her.

She is, like, still the most popular actress in the world.

She's being stalked in France when she does come back home.

But here, I don't know, 10 years into her film career, Brigitte Bardot, we saw this brewing last time.

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