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Brooke Shields was one of the most famous faces on the planet in the 1990s. After forging a successful career as a child star with roles in coming-of-age drama Blue Lagoon, Shields was happily married to world-famous tennis player Andre Agassi, and had landed two Emmy nominations for her role in NBC sitcom Suddenly Susan.

However, her fame began to decline dramatically, and Shields disappeared from our TV and cinema screens. We take a look at the reasons why the actress is no longer America's sweetheart.

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Looking at Brooke Shields' IMDb profile (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000222/) I see after Endless Love (which wasn't exactly awful; based on a popular book, with a top director at the helm and a hit pop song to go along with it) there wasn't anything until the forgettable Sahara (https://lebeauleblog.com/2015/10/29/golden-raspberry-awards-1984/5/) (1983). For some inexplicable reason she decided to do the Jodie Foster thing and go off to college - right at her peak of popularity. She subsequently, lost momentum (https://lebeauleblog.com/2014/02/04/movieline-magazine-nipped-in-the-bud-actresses-circa-1990/6/) and disappeared.

If she had some good management she might have worked with some good directors and built a career. But her alcoholic (and compulsive-shopping) mother called the shots, based on money and travel opportunities.