She grew up in the spotlight and landed in rehab at the tender age of 13.
But former child star Drew Barrymore has decided not to let her four-month-old daughter Olive follow in her famous footsteps, according to her interview in Harper's Bazaar.
The Golden Globe winner, who turns 38 next month, looks gorgeous and sophisticated in two different covers for the mag's March issue on newsstands February 12
New mother: Former child star Drew Barrymore has decided not to let her four-month-old daughter Olive follow in her famous footsteps, according to her interview in Harper's Bazaar
The new mother, who was born into an acting dynasty, showcased her legendary Barrymore profile in a white Dior blazer and red scarf for the subscribers cover.
And for the newsstands cover, Drew smiles pretty in a b&w checkered Louis Vuitton dress.
'I had such an exposed childhood,' the Grey Gardens actress said of her showbiz/hippie upbringing.
Meet Olive! Drew gave the world a first glimpse of her baby daughter on Oprah Winfrey's Next Chapter, which aired January 20
Runs in the family: The new mother, who was born into an acting dynasty, showcased her legendary Barrymore profile in a white Dior blazer and red scarf for the subscribers cover
'I appreciate my journey, but I don't want that for my kid. Not any of it. It has nothing to do with whether I liked my childhood. I really did. But as a parent, that isn't the childhood that I'd provide.'
Drew's mother Jaid, a struggling Hollywood actress and inveterate party-goer, took Drew to nightclubs when she was just eight and to auditions before she was a year old.
'Because I live my life in the public eye, I didn’t want that for her,' The Whip It director said. 'I know she didn't sign up for that.'
Meet Olive! Drew gave the world a first glimpse of her baby daughter on Oprah Winfrey's Next Chapter, which aired January 20
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