Brooke Shields, Daughter Grier Henchy Are Adorable Duo in Coordinating Colors
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Brooke Shields and Grier Henchy.
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In a great start to Women’s History Month, Brooke Shields and Grier Henchy are proving there is no better plus-one than your mom or daughter. The duo attended the opening of the Centurion New York on Thursday and shared a sweetly coordinated fashion moment. Shields wore a lavender jumpsuit featuring spaghetti straps and a small under-bust cutout, while Henchy rocked a bright orange blazer and pants set with nothing underneath the jacket.
The 57-year old sported bouncy curls, while the 16-year-old’s dark brown hair was styled pin-straight. The two posed arm in arm at the American Express event.
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Brooke Shields and Grier Hammond Henchy at the opening of the Centurion New York.
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Shields shares her two daughters, Grier and Rowan, with her husband of 22 years, Chris Henchy. Rowan, 19, is in her sophomore year at Wake Forest University.
The 58-year-old director and Shields met in 1999 and were engaged the following year. They tied the knot in April 2001 at a gorgeous estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
“I’m thankful that [my mom, Teri Shields] really supported me in college when I was homesick and said, ‘You’re not a quitter, don’t give up, you’ll never forgive yourself.’ But I watched her slowly not know who she was without me,” Shields said in an interview with People. “I want my daughters to know that I am fully me, I am not their responsibility. I carried the responsibility of keeping my mother alive. It became not healthy in a sense because there was no independence for either of us. I made a real concerted effort to make sure that my girls didn’t have that fear when they were alone.”