Some people live a life that seems, I don't know, just beyond imagination, you know. Well, this chick,

now mostly forgotten, was a star fashion model in the 1920s, an acclaimed surrealist artist and a

renowned war photographer. And that's not even half her story. I'm Patty Steele, Lee Miller, posing for a

photo in Hitler's bathtub, the day he committed suicide.

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app now to start listening. Terms apply. The backstory is back. Okay, she's drop-dead gorgeous,

ambitious, brilliant, and kind of quirky. Lee Miller is born in 1907 into a wealthy family in upstate New York. She becomes a fashion model, an artist, and a war photographer. She also has a string of famous lovers. So from the outside, her life seems pretty golden, but it was anything but. When Lee was a little girl, she was raped while staying with a family

friend in Brooklyn. That attack infected her with gonorrhea. She was just seven years old. On top of

that, her father, an amateur photographer, used his daughter as his model and took tons of photos

of Lee in the nude when she was a little girl and again as a young

teen. No surprise that she had troubles in school. In fact, despite her talent and brains, Lee was

expelled from almost every school she was sent to. In 1925, she turns 18 and decides to move to Paris to study theater, lighting, costume, and design.

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