The Woman in Red's Biography

Kelly LeBrock is a renowned American-British actress and former supermodel, best known for her starring roles in the 1980s hits 'The Woman in Red' and 'Weird Science.' Born on March 24, 1960, in New York City and raised in London, LeBrock began her career in modeling at the young age of 16, quickly rising to fame as a Vogue cover girl. Her stunning beauty and charisma later led her to Hollywood, where she became an iconic figure in popular culture, especially after her memorable line in the Pantene shampoo commercial: 'Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful.' LeBrock’s film debut in 'The Woman in Red' alongside Gene Wilder established her as a leading actress, and she continued to captivate audiences with her role as Lisa in the cult classic 'Weird Science.' Beyond acting, Kelly LeBrock has a passion for organic farming and animal welfare, owning a ranch in California’s Santa Ynez Valley. Despite facing personal challenges, including a high-profile divorce from actor Steven Seagal, LeBrock has remained resilient, focusing on health, family, and advocacy. Today, she enjoys a quieter life away from the Hollywood spotlight while maintaining an active presence on social media and occasionally appearing in independent film projects. Kelly LeBrock’s legacy endures as a symbol of 1980s glamour and timeless beauty.