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Brigitte Bardot's Paris auction raises $953,531, far exceeding $50,000 estimate

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A Paris auction of 285 personal items belonging to French icon Brigitte Bardot raised nearly €1 million, vastly surpassing initial expectations. The belongings were sourced from Bardot's own residences and put up for sale to benefit her animal welfare foundation and her only child. Bardot's foundation confirmed it had approved the auction, reaffirming her longstanding dedication to animal rights causes. However, her last husband raised questions about the appropriateness of selling her personal effects.

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