Drew Barrymore Regrets 'Chaste' 'Playboy' Photos, Blames Lack of Internet Knowledge
Why Barrymore's Playboy Shoot Still Haunts Her
Drew Barrymore is opening up about her regrets over posing for Playboy in 1995, saying she "never knew there would be an internet" and that the photos would follow her for the rest of her life.
In a recent interview with The Howard Stern Show, Barrymore said she was "naive" to think that the photos would not be widely circulated and would not have a lasting impact on her career.
"I did Playboy, which I'm not proud of," she said. "I was 19 and I was naive and I didn't think about the ramifications of it."
Barrymore's Regrets
- Photos have been widely circulated and have had a lasting impact on her career.
- Barrymore feels she was naive and did not consider the consequences of her actions.
- She regrets the decision and wishes she could take it back.
The Impact of the Internet
Barrymore's regrets highlight the impact that the internet has had on our lives. In the past, photos and other personal information could be more easily kept private.
However, with the advent of the internet, it has become much more difficult to control the spread of information. Once something is posted online, it can be quickly and easily shared with the world.
Lessons Learned
Barrymore's story is a cautionary tale about the importance of thinking before you post something online. Once something is out there, it is very difficult to get it back.
If you are considering posting something that could be damaging to your reputation, it is important to weigh the risks and benefits carefully before you click "share."
Additional Information
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