About the former First Lady of the United States, Jacqueline Kennedy, that is definitely a legendary figure.
She has been a high-profile self all her life, and has always lived in self-grasp, as she said:
"I wasn't born to dominate others or bear the burden of humiliation, my life is only my own business."
Jacqueline is not very beautiful, but she has lived out her own elegance and intellect, and has lived out her own material but not spiritual connotation life.
Of course, Jacqueline is very clear about such goals, she has always based her goals on feelings, which can be said to be an effective way for her to succeed.
Jacqueline's first marriage was with Kennedy, who was a career journalist at the time.
After graduating from university, he was not yet married, and it is said that at the age of 22, he was engaged to a rich second generation, but later decisively ruined the marriage. As for why this is the case, there is no exact answer, but it certainly does not coincide with her goals.
In fact, the reason why Jacqueline became such a targeted and realistic woman was directly related to her mother.
Her mother told her as a child: "Social status and honor are more important than anything else." ”
So, when Jacqueline met Kennedy at the age of 23, she immediately began to pursue the means. No way, the Kennedy family was one of the top ten richest people in the United States at the time, not only rich, but also politically important.
Kennedy was the key figure in the family's "presidential training program" because his brother died early, and the responsibility was placed on him.
Jacqueline was not an empty vase, she had good knowledge and thoughts, which was also due to her mother: she was strictly taught like a nobleman.
Jacqueline quickly caught Kennedy's attention and quickly fought fiercely. Of course, Kennedy was already famous at that time, and he was always a topic of conversation about men and women.
Jacqueline didn't care about that, she pleased Kennedy while dressing herself up as a noble lady and talking to Kennedy's parents about her marriage to Kennedy.
The Kennedy family agreed with Jacqueline and felt that she had the temperament of a first lady.
So, in 1953, Jacqueline became Kennedy's wife, the year she was only 24 years old, and Kennedy was already 36 years old.
They held "the closest wedding to the royal family in the United States" and thus became well-known figures in the political and business circles.
Jacqueline worked very Kennedy, helping him run for president, and even automatically funding propaganda to make her husband popular.
Finally, the effort paid off, and in 1961, Kennedy successfully became the 35th president of the United States, and Jacqueline became the youngest "first lady" in American history.
At this point, Jacqueline's life is happy, and the status and fame she wants have been fulfilled. Moreover, her political talents have also been fully utilized, and the so-called "neon diplomacy" has made her known to the world.
Unfortunately, after the fire is cooked, the flowers will be prosperous and scattered.
Kennedy was assassinated in the street in 1963, and the First Lady moved out of the White House and became an ordinary person.
For Jacqueline, this is the disappearance of the prosperity, and she is even very worried about her future life. After all, her full-time status left her with no more first lady positions.
To this end, she once tested the attitude of the Kennedy family, saying that Nancy, the wife of the former president, lived by selling her property after the death of her husband, and if she sold a little furniture, would she be able to raise her children?
Naturally, the Kennedy family did not let it be so miserable, so Jacqueline once stayed quietly with her two children after the death of her husband.
But in 1968, when Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated again, Jacqueline suddenly realized that perhaps life was more important than money.
However, without money, she could not imagine how to survive.
In this dilemma, Jacqueline suddenly announced her marriage to onuses, the Greek ship king, at the age of 39. This time, Jacqueline's husband was in her 20s.
Although many people believe that Jacqueline's "exodus" is to stay away from the evil and save her life. But the notoriety of marrying for money is still on her head, because she almost lived a splurgeful life after marrying the ship king.
This time, the wedding was also heavily built, with the king of the ship spending nearly $3 million and making a life annuity for each of Jacqueline's two children.
Including Jacqueline's future share of the inheritance, the old ship king also made negotiations, and it is said that black and white were written down.
It can be seen that marrying for money is the simplest and clearest description that people give to Jacqueline. The second is the fact that she "betrayed the country and disgraced the people".
After marrying the king of the ship, Jacqueline pushed her life to the extreme, a pair of shoes of more than 100,000 US dollars is ordinary to the extreme, and legend has it that she sometimes spends outside and can buy 200 pairs of shoes at a time.
This is the level of consumption of its rich people, so that the old ship king is deeply overwhelmed.
To this end, the marriage soon came to an end, and Onassis, a traitor, directed a beach nude incident, thus pushing Jacqueline into humiliation.
In this case, she began to separate from the Ship King, and lived in the United States until the Ship King's death.
However, after the death of the ship king, Jacqueline also received a corresponding benefit: negotiating with the ship king's daughter, she gave up her share of the inheritance and took $35 million at a time.
At this point, Jacqueline's name was never added to the third husband's surname, because after she experienced fame and fortune, she no longer had to ask for perfection from men.
At the same time, this also means that Jacqueline can finally start from the heart and explore a true love of her own.
"This failure was an essential attempt, not a mistake, but a trail I was chasing heaven."
This is what Jacqueline herself wrote in her diary, when the ship king died, she no longer needed to worry about money.
At the same time, Jacqueline also found a job: publishing house editor.
And then a Swiss man named Maurice Tampalsmann came into her life, they were nominally employer-employee relations, in fact, they were deeply in love with each other.
Morris, as Jacqueline's financial adviser, has always lived together, it is a process of cohabitation, Jacqueline does not want to get married, but she gets all the love of Morris.
Morris did not ask for marriage, and waited for Jacqueline until her death from illness in 65.
The relationship ended, and only one legendary name was remembered: Jacqueline.
They erased Morris's name and buried Jacqueline next to Kennedy.
It's just that if you think that's all the emotions of Jacqueline's life, you might be naïve.
Because according to the relevant information, Jacqueline really loved a man, it was not John F. Kennedy, not the ship king Onassis, not even Morris, but Robert Kennedy.
Is it enough dog blood, the sister-in-law is obsessed with the little uncle, and even after her own abortion surgery, she did not call her husband, but was the first to tell Robert.
It can be seen that in Jacqueline's mind, what kind of existence Robert is.