The first days of John F. KennedyThe relationship with woman Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were full of ups and downs.
The new biography, JFK: public, private, secretby J. Randy Taraborrelli – Published on Tuesday July 15 – revealed that Jackie went to the home of the Kennedy family in Hyannis Port for the weekend of July 4, 1952. Once the party, JFK returned to work as a budding politician.
“Because he was so busy, Jack would not see Jackie for two months,” wrote Taraborrelli, referring to JFK by his famous nickname. “He felt a little pain on this subject, especially after having sex with her in Hyannis Port, but that had been the equivalent of a one night stand for him.”
Jackie and JFK were “inspired” by each other, revealed the book.
“When he was with Jackie, it was going,” reads the book. “When it was not, it was too.”
In November 1952, JFK changed his heart after winning his seat in the Senate.
“At that time, she had heard of him for five months, and she had practically abandoned her. She was injured,” wrote Taraborrelli. “It was as if he had obtained what he wanted from her, then abandoned her.”
After some additional outings, the two had a “clumsy phone call”, which felt like it was breaking. Things were apparently in the air when JFK left for a European trip in December 1952 – not telling Jackie that he left.
Things changed the following month when Jackie accompanied JFK to several high -level political events in January 1953.
“Jack now apparently wanted her by his side at major events, and Jackie was excited, just like her mother,” wrote Taraborrelli. (Elsewhere in the book, it was revealed that Jackie’s mother, Janet Auchinclosswas taken by the richness of the Kennedy family.)
Jackie Kennedy would have had something to tell her husband about her rumor relationship with Marilyn Monroe. According to the author J. Randy Taraborrelli, who wrote JFK: Public, Private, Secret, Jackie said one day to President John F. Kennedy de Monroe, “He is different. He worries me.” “It is someone who was there in the […]
JFK and Jackie got married in Newport in 1953. They were together until his death a decade later. Jackie gave birth to the couple’s first child, a stillborn girl named Arabella, in August 1956. They welcomed the daughter Caroline in November 1957 and her son John Jr. in November 1960. JFK and the youngest son of Jackie, Patrick, was born in August 1963 and died shortly after the observation.
JFK was murdered in November 1963 at Dallas at 46. Jackie died in May 1994 at 64 after a battle against cancer.
JFK: Public, Private, Secret is now available.
