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Brigitte Bardot, the symbol of 1960s cinema and renowned animal rights activist, has died at the age of 91.
The news marks the end of a life that combined international brilliance and social commitment, leaving a legacy that transcends the screen.
The actress, who is remembered for her iconic presence in films such as "And God Created Woman," spent the last few months under medical care.
In October 2025, Bardot was briefly hospitalized in Toulon for minor surgery, later returning to her apartment in Saint-Tropez, where she continued to recover. According to sources close to her, she was "resting and slowly recovering" before her death.
In November, the actress was hospitalized again, although the details of this second hospitalization were not disclosed. Throughout her life, Bardot combined her film career with a strong commitment to animal rights, founding the Brigitte Bardot Foundation in 1986 to protect endangered species and promote awareness of animal welfare.
Bardot not only left her mark as a figure in European cinema, but also as a leader in social activism, taking on causes that often generated controversy. Her legacy in the film industry and in animal protection has been highlighted by colleagues and international organizations.
Her death has sparked reactions around the world, with tributes from film stars, activists and international media. For many, Bardot symbolized freedom, female empowerment and the fight for animal rights, combining her fame with a passion that kept her active until the last years of her life.
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