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Steven Seagal’s Daughter Has Grown Up To Be Gorgeous

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Steven Seagal’s daughter spent her childhood far from the cameras that made her parents famous — and grew up to build her own name in fashion anyway.

Arissa LeBrock was born on July 24, 1993, the only child of action star Steven Seagal and British model-turned-actress Kelly LeBrock. Their marriage collapsed the following year, and rather than keep her daughter inside Hollywood’s orbit, Kelly moved the family to an isolated ranch in Santa Ynez, California, where Arissa grew up largely out of the public eye. More than two decades later, she’s re-entered the spotlight on her own terms, as a plus-size model and a cast member on a Lifetime reality series built around famous modeling families.

• Arissa LeBrock is the daughter of Steven Seagal and Kelly LeBrock, born July 24, 1993, roughly a year before her parents’ 1994 divorce.
• Her mother raised her away from Hollywood on a secluded ranch in Santa Ynez, California, seeking privacy after the split.
• In 2017, Arissa appeared on Lifetime’s Growing Up Supermodel, a docuseries following children of famous models pursuing their own entertainment careers.

A Childhood Kept Off The Red Carpet

Kelly LeBrock and Steven Seagal’s marriage ended acrimoniously not long after Arissa turned one, and the fallout from the divorce generated tabloid coverage for years afterward. Rather than raise her daughter amid that scrutiny, Kelly relocated to a ranch in Santa Ynez, a small town in California’s wine country far removed from the industry that had made both parents famous. The move meant Arissa spent most of her early life outside the paparazzi cycle that tends to follow children of A-list stars.

Finding Her Own Lane In Fashion

As an adult, Arissa didn’t run from the industry her mother once dominated — she carved out a specific niche in it. She built a career as a plus-size model, positioning herself as an advocate for body diversity and non-traditional body types at a time when the modeling world was slowly opening up beyond a single standard size. Her path put her in direct conversation with an industry her mother knew intimately, but on very different terms than the ones Kelly navigated in the 1980s.

She was raised on an isolated ranch far from Hollywood, then chose, as an adult, to walk straight back into the fashion industry her parents once defined — just on her own terms.

Growing Up Supermodel And A Mother’s Reservations

In 2017, Arissa stepped fully into the public eye alongside Kelly on Lifetime’s Growing Up Supermodel, a docuseries following the children of famous models as they tried to build entertainment careers of their own. The show tracked Arissa’s fashion campaigns and runway work, but it also captured something more personal: Kelly’s own reservations about her daughter entering an industry that had shaped — and complicated — so much of the family’s history. Similar generational tension has played out publicly elsewhere too, as seen with questions raised over whether Shiloh Jolie-Pitt is ready to step into modeling given her own famous parents.

A Distant Relationship With Her Father

Beyond the fashion storylines, Growing Up Supermodel also gave viewers a window into Arissa’s strained, distant relationship with Steven Seagal. The series didn’t gloss over the fallout from her parents’ divorce decades earlier, framing Arissa’s connection to her father as one still shaped by that early split rather than a close, ongoing bond. For a family that once made headlines for very public reasons, the show offered a rare, more candid look at the private aftermath.

Arissa’s story sits alongside a familiar pattern in reality TV — famous parents’ kids trying to prove they can hold their own, the way past contestants have on shows like the ones covered in America’s Next Top Model. Whether Growing Up Supermodel gets a second season to keep following her career was still an open question as of August 2018, but Arissa’s plus-size advocacy work had already given her a foothold in the industry independent of either parent’s name.