Brigitte Nielsen's Human Design Chart

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          Brigitte Nielsen's Biography

          Danish actress whose screen credits include: “Red Sonja,” and “Beverly Hills Cop II.” She also did two pictures with Sylvester Stallone, “Rocky IV,” and, “Cobra.” She left her first husband and child to hit the glory trail, using nude photos, with a bosom of 40 DD, as a calling card.
          She had a short-lived marriage to Sylvester Stalone, eighteen months; divorced in 1987.
          Nielsen had an ardent liaison with football player Mark Gastineau in February 1988 and had his child on 12/12/1989. Four years later, on 12/17/1993, she married Raul Meyer Ortolani at about 6:00 PM in Morcote, Switzerland. They divorced in April 2005 after having two children together. A tough and ambitious lady, she goes to any lengths to get what she wants.
          The actress married Italian model Mattia Dessi on July 8, 2006 in Malta. The couple had taken their vows once before, on February 21, 2005 in the Dominican Republic but the marriage had been declared illegal because her divorce from hubby number 4 (Raoul Meyer) hadn’t become final. Dessi, a former model, is 28 years old, nearly 15 years her junior.
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          Brigitte Nielsen's Chart
          Your Type is like a blueprint for how you best interact with the world. It's determined by the way energy flows through your defined centers and channels in your chart.