Ever wondered what do
Brooke Shields, Steven Seagal and Jack Bauer have in common?
They're all out for justice.
In the interview for Easy Living magazine Brooke said she is pleased that Garry Gross, the photographer who shoot
Brook's underage nude photos failed to profit from them, calling his financial struggles "justice."
The Blue Lagoon star posed naked for Gross as a pre-teen, and she alleges he tried to make money by selling the controversial photos when she turned 16.
Shields subsequently attempted to stop Gross from using the picture, but a court ruled the shot didn't breach child pornography laws.
Artist Richard Prince later made one of Gross' images famous by taking a photo of the original and featuring it in his own work.
Brook says she's pleased Gross never profited from the controversial picture.
She told Easy Living magazine, "Everything that happened that felt sordid (about the shoot) happened after the fact. My kids walk around naked all the time, and I was nine, I wasn't uncomfortable doing it. When I was 16, I wouldn't have done it. That guy (original photographer Garry Gross) waited until I was 16 before he decided to publish it, he tried to take this famous person and sell her out.
My favorite part about the whole story is that Richard Prince photographed that picture and made millions of dollars, and the guy that tried to screw me to begin with is a dog walker, and has no money. That's justice in a really weird way. One day I'll have to explain it to my kids, but I'll figure it out."