Brooke Shields Discusses Life as Empty Nester

Brooke Shields has opened up about the transformative experience of becoming an 'empty nester' as her daughters, Rowan and Grier, have moved away for college. In various interviews and excerpts from her memoir, 'Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old,' she reflects on the newfound freedom and self-discovery that this phase of life has brought her, emphasizing the opportunity to focus on herself and rekindle her relationship with her husband, Chris Henchy. Shields acknowledges the initial fears associated with her daughters leaving home but ultimately celebrates the exhilaration of this new chapter. She humorously critiques the term 'empty nest,' suggesting it should be called a 'party nest' instead. Additionally, she discusses the importance of patience and communication as she and Henchy navigate changes in their relationship after years of prioritizing their children. Overall, Shields conveys a positive perspective on aging and the shifts in family dynamics that come with it.