Kelly LeBrock is an American actress and model. At the age of fifteen in London, she began her modeling career. Kelly worked for a large agency Eileen Ford, collaborated with famous designers, including Christian Dior. LeBrock began acting in films after returning to America in 1984.
The creative biography of the actress has not so many roles, but the audience knows her from the films: "The Woman in Red", "Oh, this Science!", "Guilty Without Guilt", "Merlin's Disciple".
In the 2000s, LeBrock began to actively engage in charity after the loss of her brother in 2008, who died of oncology. She became one of the representatives of an organization called the Carson Club, which is dedicated to helping children with terminal illnesses.
Currently, Kelly collaborates a lot with modeling agencies and creates her own clothing lines. Her passion is also homeopathy, in which LeBrock unconditionally believes. Together with her husband, she finances manufacturers of homeopathic remedies and is working to create her own brand.
early years
The girl was born in America in the spring of 1960. A few years after her birth, her parents moved to London, where Kelly spent all her childhood and adolescence.
Kelly had a brother who passed away in 2008. He was diagnosed with oncology. The treatment lasted several years, but did not give any result. For a long time Kelly could not come to terms with the loss of her brother, who was for her one of the closest people in her life. Later LeBrock took up charity work to help children with cancer.
Model business
When the girl was fifteen years old, she got the opportunity to sign a contract with a modeling agency. Company representatives saw Kelly at a party and invited her to shoot an advertisement for the airline. The girl agreed and from that moment her career as a model began.
She successfully starred in commercials for "Pantene", and soon her photographs were already published in the famous magazine "Vogue".
Despite a successful career that quickly went up, LeBrock began to get involved in alcohol. This was the reason for her leaving the modeling business and moving to America.
Film career
Kelly returned to the United States when she was twenty-four years old. There she met her future husband Victor Dray, who became the producer of her first film. LeBrock played a role in the film "The Woman in Red", after which they started talking about her in Hollywood.
Kelly's second successful work was the main role in the film "Oh, this science!". It told a funny story about two schoolchildren who decided to create an ideal woman using a computer and magic. LeBrock played the role of the main character of the film - supermodel Lisa.
In the further film career, Kelly came a break associated with the birth of her daughter. She returned to the screens in the 2000s and played several roles in films: "Merlin's Apprentice", "Gamers", "Mirror", "10 Days in a Madhouse", "Prince for Christmas".
LeBrock also took part in the show "The Fat Stars Club" and, together with her daughter, starred in a documentary about the modeling business.
Personal life
Kelly's first husband in 1984 was producer Victor Dray. Their relationship lasted only two years, after which the couple divorced.
The second husband was the famous actor Steven Seagal. They got married in 1987. This marriage lasted until 1994 and also ended in divorce. The reason for the separation, according to Kelly, was a very big difference in views on life. In this union, Stephen and Kelly had three children: Annalisa, Dominique and Arissa.
LeBrock's third husband was businessman and banker Frank Stack, who helps his wife to do charity work and business.
