Brooke Shields, a renowned actress and model, has relived her college years while revealing how she ran ‘b*tt n^ked’ after losing her virginity to Dean Cain.

During their time in Princeton University in the 1980s, Brooke, 57, and Dean, 56, dated for two years.

At the time, Brooke had been working as an actress and model since she was 11 months old and had starred in controversial films such as Pretty Baby and The Blue Lagoon.

Meanwhile, Dean was pursuing a career in professional football before transitioning to acting, where he later played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman in 1993.

In a recent documentary, Pretty Baby, Brooke recounted that she lost her virginity to Dean when she was 22 but ran out of the room and through the college dorm completely n^ked.

“When we finally had s**, I immediately ran out of the room, ran down the hall b*tt n^ked, just running.

I didn’t know where I was going.

He ran after me with the duvet and grabbed a hold of me and said ‘Where are you going?’ He said ‘I’m not going anywhere, I’m not leaving you, you’re the same person.’ He got it immediately and I just cried,” she revealed.

Brooke added that although she wanted to jump into the personal relationship, love, and commitment, they had to teach each other about each other.

She also expressed confusion over her reaction to s** at the time.

“She was old enough to own her body for real.

And just I couldn’t get there at that moment,” she said.

In 1985, Brooke announced publicly that she was a virgin.

However, she has since regretted that decision, as it put her in the public eye and made her the “most famous virgin in the world.” In recent years, she has spoken about how the revelation led to “creepy” interview questions from older men.

In the Pretty Baby documentary, Brooke also spoke about being sexualized from a young age and how she would never allow her daughters to participate in the “pornography” that she did.

In Pretty Baby, she played a s** worker and had her first kiss with co-star Keith Carradine, who was 27 at the time.

During the scene, Brooke’s mother, Teri Shields, reportedly watched, while Keith reassured the child star that it was all “make-believe.”

“I don’t know why she thought it was all right.

I don’t know,” Brooke said in the documentary.

Brooke was just ten years old when she posed n^de for Playboy, and at 14, she became the youngest model to grace the cover of Vogue.

She has expressed amazement that she “survived any of it.”