Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s journey began at nine months old when they shared the role of Michelle Tanner on “Full House.” Their success led to their own company, Dualstar, and roles in movies and TV shows.

However, fame brought intense scrutiny. Their lives, from fashion choices to relationships, were under constant public scrutiny, affecting their well-being.

Mary-Kate Olsen’s battle with anorexia nervosa was widely publicized. At 18, she sought treatment, facing relentless media speculation and invasion of privacy.

In the mid-2000s, the twins shifted from acting to fashion, launching successful brands like The Row and Elizabeth and James. Yet, the transition brought new challenges in the competitive fashion industry.

Intense media attention forced the twins into seclusion. They became reclusive, avoiding interviews and public appearances, seeking the privacy rarely granted in their early years.

Despite challenges, the Olsens built a thriving fashion empire, demonstrating resilience and business acumen admired in the fashion world.