Carrie Otis was a real troublemaker and rebel from early childhood. She fell into bad company, prompting her parents to send her to a modeling agency to divert her attention. At just 16 years old, the actress possessed a unique and striking appearance. Her new job fascinated her, and she began earning money.

Then she was offered a role in a movie. The film “Wild Orchid” became iconic in her career and life.

Carrie not only gained fame but also won the heart of Mickey Rourke. She always loved “bad boys.” However, these relationships shattered her life. They were married for 6 years. It was a complex and painful relationship. Rourke introduced her to the bottle, and she developed many dependencies.

The actress miraculously saved herself. She battled destructive habits and depression. Carrie attempted suicide three times. She gained weight, and her impeccable beauty vanished. Otis couldn’t bear to look at her reflection. The actress managed to pull herself together. She got back in shape but permanently closed the door on the world of film and modeling.

Carrie started her own business making jewelry, which became popular with buyers. Over the years, her business expanded.

And the actress found her quiet haven: she married and had children. Now she is simply a happy woman. Of course, the years have changed her greatly. It’s worth noting that the actress wrote a book called “Beauty Disrupted,” where Carrie Otis detailed the hell she went through with Mickey Rourke.