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Brigitte Bardot's personal belongings to be auctioned in Paris

On September 21, Brigitte Bardot's personal belongings will be auctioned in Paris, including 285 everyday items.

31 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Brigitte Bardot's personal belongings, the famous French actress who passed away last December at the age of 91, will be auctioned in Paris on September 21. Auction house Millon announced this on Monday.

According to Millon, the auction will include approximately 285 everyday items that once belonged to Bardot. This figure has been confirmed in multiple reports about the upcoming auction.

The offer will include a typewriter, red boots, and a diamond ring, among other items. Some of these items are estimated to be worth around 10,000 euros, meaning interested buyers may need to dig deep into their pockets to acquire a piece of history.

The auction will be preceded by a week of free exhibitions, giving visitors the opportunity to take a closer look at the items before they go under the hammer.

The sale comes at a time when Bardot's cultural impact and legacy are once again in the spotlight. Her contributions to the film world remain a topic of interest even after her passing.

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