Drew Barrymore‘s daughter cleverly uses her mom’s 1995 Playboy cover as a rationale for wanting to wear a crop-top. The actress shared this amusing tidbit during an interview with Christina Aguilera on her daytime talk show, where they discussed the challenges of parenting.
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Drew Barrymore
Barrymore recounted the exchange with her daughter, saying, “My daughter wants to wear a crop-top. I’ll say, ‘No,’ and she’ll go, ‘You were on the cover of Playboy!’” Barrymore, now 49, is the mother of two daughters, Olive (11) and Frankie (9), from her previous marriage to Will Kopelman.
The iconic Playboy cover, shot by Ellen von Unwerth in 1995, featured Barrymore in a pixie-cropped look, wearing a form-fitting white T-shirt pulled up to reveal her belly button, paired with fuchsia-hued lace underwear. Aguilera, also a mother of two, joined in the conversation, sharing that her 9-year-old daughter, Summer, also has a penchant for crop-tops.
Reflecting on the challenges of parenting, Aguilera humorously mentioned, “I knew it was coming the day I wore chaps,” referring to the revealing outfit she wore in the 2002 music video for “Dirrty.”
Both mothers discussed navigating their daughters’ desire for certain clothing choices, with Aguilera admitting, “My daughter wants to wear a crop-top, too, and I’m just like, ‘Can we just pull it down?’ I see myself doing that.” She emphasized the importance of instilling values in her daughter, recognizing the presence of both good and bad intentions in the world.
The lighthearted conversation shed light on the relatable experiences of celebrity mothers dealing with the fashion choices of their growing daughters. It also touched on the timeless challenge of balancing individual expression with parental guidance.
As Barrymore and Aguilera shared anecdotes from their parenting journeys, the conversation resonated with many parents facing similar situations. Beyond the celebrity context, it highlighted the universal aspects of parenthood, including the negotiation of boundaries and the continuous effort to instill positive values in the next generation.
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