Baywatch Actress Kelly Rohrbach Walton Produces Documentary on Teen Motherhood

Kelly Rohrbach Walton, who played C.J. Parker in Paramount Pictures' film adaptation of Baywatch, has produced a documentary about pregnancy and early motherhood. The film is called Baby/Girls, and The Hollywood Reporter published a profile of Walton on 11 November 2026 that covers the project and her career.

The documentary follows three teenagers, identified as Grace, 15, Olivia, 16, and Ariana, 17. Their stories unfold at a maternity home in Springdale, Arkansas, called Compassion House. The film shows the young women during pregnancy and in the early months of motherhood.

Directors Alyse Walsh and Jackie Jesko made the film over two years of filming. Latchkey Films worked as the producing partner.

Baby/Girls is the first project from Maybe? Productions, the independent company Walton founded in 2023. For a producer, that makes it a first step into the business side of making films, not just appearing in them. Walton has spent her career in front of the camera, and this film puts her name on the production credits instead.

Walton's personal life also features in the profile. She married Steuart Walton in 2019. The couple has two children, and Walton has a third on the way. Steuart Walton is the grandson of Walmart founder Sam Walton and was born in Bentonville, Arkansas, according to the same report.

Walton has also stepped back from social media. The Hollywood Reporter notes that she has not posted on Instagram since 2018.

For readers who know her only from Baywatch, the documentary marks a clear change of subject. The film turns to three young people facing a life-changing moment, and it does so from behind the camera. Viewers can expect the film's own story to speak for itself, with the people on screen at its centre.