An explosive new guide by DailyMail.com columnist Maureen Callahan reveals the scandals that dogged Jackie Kennedy’s after JFK’s demise.
On Friday, within the Mail’s first unique extract from ‘Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Ladies They Destroyed’, Callahan revealed untold secrets and techniques of JFK’s assassination in 1963 and his insatiable sexual urge for food.
Now, in a brand new extract, Callahan explores Jackie’s scandalous marriage to her ‘gnome-like vulgarian’ second husband Aristotle Onassis, the Greek transport billionaire.
Right here we element the extract’s ten most surprising revelations, from Aristotle’s secret bisexuality, to Jackie’s years-long affair with JFK’s married brother Bobby, and her hospitalization with an consuming dysfunction:
Callahan explores Jackie’s scandalous marriage to her ‘gnome-like vulgarian’ second husband Aristotle Onassis, the Greek transport billionaire.
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After JFK’s assassination on November 22, 1963, Jackie and her useless husband’s brother Bobby bonded over their ‘shared trauma’ and launched into a ‘years-long affair’ with the pair noticed ‘eating out in New York Metropolis, brazenly kissing and cuddling.’
The affair got here to an finish when Bobby made his presidential bid in 1968. It’s not clear whether or not Bobby’s spouse Ethel ever knew.
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Jackie’s second husband, Aristotle Onassis — who she she married in 1968 — was bisexual and ‘had a string of bought-and-paid-for younger males, a few of whom he savagely beat after intercourse.’
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The previous First Woman ‘negotiated 170 clauses in her marriage contract’ with Onassis, together with guidelines on how typically she would have intercourse with him. For her hand, Onassis paid Jackie ‘$3 million upfront and $1 million for every of her youngsters’.
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All through their six 12 months marriage, Onassis typically handled Jackie ‘like a prostitute’ summoning her from New York to Greece ‘at a second’s discover, to remind her, he mentioned, of ‘what she actually was.’
Onassis was an exhibitionist who ‘cherished to have intercourse with [Jackie] in locations the place folks might see them’ together with ‘behind a first-class curtain and in a young tethered to his yacht’.
All through their six 12 months marriage, Onassis typically handled Jackie ‘like a prostitute’ summoning her from New York to Greece ‘at a second’s discover, to remind her, he mentioned, of ‘what she actually was.’ (Pictured: Jackie swimming in Italy, 1962).
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Cradling JFK’s head in her lap within the seconds after he was shot and killed in 1963 left Jackie with ‘everlasting nerve harm’ and ‘excruciating, pulsating ache in her neck’ from which she by no means recovered.
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In 1971, Jackie began seeing psychiatrist Dr. Marianne Kris, who identified her with PTSD — attributable to each the trauma of JFK’s assassination itself and his ‘fixed infidelities’.
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After the Nationwide Enquirer ran a entrance web page that includes an image of Jackie along with her stomach ‘wanting distended’ and headlined, ‘Is she or is not she anticipating?’, she ‘went on a crash hunger food plan’, consuming so little that she ‘misplaced 24 kilos in 9 days’ and ‘wound up within the hospital’.
The previous First Woman ‘negotiated 170 clauses in her marriage contract’ with Onassis, together with guidelines on how typically she would have intercourse with him. For her hand, Onassis paid Jackie ‘$3 million upfront and $1 million for every of her youngsters’.
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When Onassis’s 24-year-old son Alexander died in a aircraft crash in 1973, he blamed Jackie for his demise, viewing her because the ‘dwelling embodiment of the Kennedy Curse’. One time he ‘hit Jackie within the face and gave her a black eye.’
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Every time Jackie feared Onassis was dishonest on her with opera singer Maria Callas, she ‘began flashing his bank cards on the planet’s most costly division’. She would purchase ‘doubles and triples’ of things, ‘reselling half her purchases and pocketing the money.’
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Jackie insisted that employees washed and ironed her mattress linens — ’12 pairs of hand-embroidered Italian pink sheets’ — ‘each morning and each afternoon, after her day by day nap.’
