Frank Sinatra’s Wife Was Responsible for His Death (Daughter Reveals All)

Did you know that Frank Sinatra stole comedic actor Zeppo Marx’s wife and that Frank’s kids blame the woman in question for their father’s death? Frank Sinatra was married four times over the course of his life, and his marriage to his final wife Barbara seems from the outside to have been the most successful of them all. Frank’s marriage to Barbara was his longest, and he died with her by his side. However, Frank’s children, all of whom came from the crooner’s first marriage, never liked Barbara. In fact, one of them even blames Barbara for their father’s death!
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Nancy Sinatra Jr. Feels Her Father Could’ve Lived Longer
01:40 - Frank’s Last Marriage Was His Longest
02:28 - Frank and Barbara Met Years Before Their Marriage
03:43 - Frank and Barbara Ended Up Becoming More Than Friends
04:57 - Barbara Asked Frank to Annul His First Marriage
06:12 - Nancy Jr. Blames Barbara for Her Father’s Death
07:38 - Outro
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The daughter that seems to blame Barbara the most for Frank Sinatra’s death is Nancy Sinatra Jr. However, there are also some other reasons that Nancy may hold a grudge against her late stepmother. According to Nancy Jr., Barbara was trying to erase Frank’s history and make it appear as if she was the only woman he had ever been married to. Some of the ways that Barbara allegedly attempted to do this included forcing her father to get an annulment from his first wife so that she and he could be married in an official Catholic ceremony, and also trying to talk Frank into adopting her adult son after they were already married.
Though Frank Sinatra lived until the age of 83 despite being a lifelong smoker and drinker, Nancy Sinatra Jr. claims that her father could’ve lived for many years more if it hadn’t been for her cruel stepmother. Following her father’s death, Nancy Jr. didn’t speak to her stepmother until Barbara’s own death. Join Facts Verse as we explore how Frank Sinatra’s daughter feels his final wife was responsible for his death.
Frank Sinatra’s Wife Was Responsible for His Death (Daughter Reveals All)

[@FactsVerse]

*Did you know that Frank Sinatra badly hated Marlon Brando, why? Find out here: **kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvPeIKJZdWNrrM*

[@cate4890]

Who cares!

[@akrenwinkle]

@@cate4890 One thing I've found on my many chat board travels: people who claim not to care care.

[@user-rj5ld7jh7n]

Because during guys and dolls frank thought he should have gotten marlins part cuz Brando can't sing

[@UrrmmWut...]

Because most people who work in hellywood hate each other. They see each other as competition.

[@Everettel]

I think Sinatra was lucky to make it in his 80s with his lifestyle, he was a cool singer.

[@dnse1943]

Especially at a time when everyone smoked. Indeed he did well.

[@thehomelesswhisperer9733]

83 is pretty good for a man who lived the way he did congratulations Frank

[@juanpablotesore3140]

82

[@GCNavigator]

I have been a fan of Frank’s singing for as long as I can remember. I was lucky to see Frank in concert in 1974 in Palm Beach Florida and again in Tokyo in 1990. I was also lucky to be staying at the same hotel as The Summit members for Regan’s Jan 1985 inauguration. Suddenly, there they all were, sitting in the cozy bar in the famous Willard Hotel in DC. We sent their table a bottle of Don Perignon. It’s a happy memory. But I have to say, in person, Barbara Sinatra was scary woman. She gave the waiter a steely fake smile and asked “Who sent the Champagne?” I was really, really glad that we had done so anonymously.

[@lindakelly3800]

What a fabulous story wish I could of been there🎉

[@leesashriber5097]

Very informative and sad. No one deserves to be treated in such a manner. Love Sinatra! May he continue to rest peacefully and eternally 🙏🕊️❤️

[@TOCC50]

MGTOW

[@andyhowlett2231]

Oh come on. He was 82 years old and had lived a life of drink and cigarettes. He had a heart attack and died after a good innings.

[@wandat8251]

Absolutely, he was married to her longer than all of his wives!

[@weskitten]

Correct. Can't blame Barbara.

[@davidingram8734]

Exactly. She was very good to him.

[@weskitten]

Agree. She was the most substantial wife he had, although it was pretty grubby how he left Nancy for green-eyed Ava Gardner. @@davidingram8734

[@dnse1943]

Actually, she treated him very well despite him not always being faithful. If anything the kids, and the X their mother crossed boundaries. They were married for over 22 years and built a nice fortune. As a joint owner on most with her husband, she was comfortable, and he left some for his kids as well.

[@B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont]

I don't know what if anything Barbara had to do with Frank Sinatra's death. He made it to 83, which is probably pretty remarkable given his drinking and smoking habits. The loss of Dean and Sammy and the "world that he knew" could not have helped either.

[@1FrankFan]

He made it to 82.

[@dougaldouglas8842]

True, some shock, some reality that life does not go on, has an end. I hold his demise at arms length, as probably more to this than meets the eye.

[@B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont]

@@1FrankFan You are correct. Still a pretty full life.

[@user-fq3iu4or1r]

He was abusive with Barbara. And it’s all ancient history… all over with eons ago. 😊

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

Nancy senior lived until a good age bless her ❤️♥️🙏

[@courtneypuzzo2502]

he hadn't yet had his 83rd birthday when he passed on14th May 1998 as his birthday was December 12th 1915 as a life long fan none of that is surprising

[@theresachiorazzi4571]

I understand how hurt nancy and Tina must feel after all Frank was their dad. Now there’s a bond no one can take away it’s for life ❤❤❤I believe he dearly loved them.

[@wandat8251]

He loved his children very much from articles that I’ve read!

[@mtp4430]

I can't speak to any of this because I wasn't there. All I can say is that the man could express himself in song better than anyone I've ever heard. That's why he was such a good actor also. He acted out his songs through the lyrics and every syllable was believable. I've adored his music since childhood and eventually got to see him twice in his waning years. But waning or not, the man was pure magic. And I don't blame his children one bit for not being on board with the annulment. After all, they weren't bastards. They were born to a mother and father who were married at the time. I'm glad that they changed the tombstone, and I'm certain that Mr Sinatra's music will live on as long as Mozart and Beethoven's music has endured.

[@brendanjobe6895]

100% true that the annulment was ridiculous - and ridiculous that the Roman Catholic Church even invented such a thing. It's certainly not found in the Bible. Seems to me like it's like everything else Catholic: "Pay us enough, and we'll make what you want happen."

[@mtp4430]

@@brendanjobe6895 I see you understand the workings of the Catholic Church very well. I attended Catholic School till 8th grade and everything was based around money. Get your tuition in on time, don't forget to bring an envelope for donation on Sunday, don't forget to fill up your mite boxes with silver, and on and on. If you give the Catholic Church enough money they'll canonize you for Christ's sake. If money is the root of all evil, then so is organized religion. They're nothing but huge tax exempt businesses. Very little to do with anything spiritual at all.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@brendanjobe6895 That's why I left Catholicism like a slave out of Egypt when I studied scripture, Jesus said to Nicodemus ''You must be born again to enter heaven''.

[@brendanjobe6895]

@@marilynwillett804 Actually, Frank wasn't much of a practicing Catholic. He probably saw them early on for what they are: a religious mafia. You pay, pay, pay - or else.

[@brendanjobe6895]

"I'm glad that they changed the tombstone." I wasn't aware that they changed it. What did they change (and who is "they"?).

[@ArtByHazel]

Thanks for sharing Frank’s personal life. Right now, I just enjoy his legendary music that he left us all to enjoy. Classic. He has his own issues yet he’s gifted us with music that soothes the soul.

[@elainechiappetta4769]

So true!

[@tanyareynolds9339]

Sounds like Barbara was a control freak and tried to cut out friends and family like a typical narcissist. 😞

[@johnmaki3046]

I grew up in a family (my dad's sisters) VERY SIMILAR to CONTROL FREAK BARBARA!

[@theresachiorazzi4571]

I liked frank and his music a lot as for his personal life All I can say it’s a shame that he threw a good thing for bad. It would have been better if hr stayed married to Nancy I think she really loved frank

[@davidhumphries853]

Seems like a very catholic thing to say. He could have went back to Nancy anytime. But after Ava, he chooses others to marry. Clearly, his choices didn't include Nancy

[@marilynwillett804]

Yes and Paul Newman left his first wife and 3 kids for Joann.

[@weskitten]

Threw a few things all right. Like the time Frank threw Barbara's clothes out the window!

[@dnse1943]

He was about him, nothing else. He wasn't nice to Barbara either but she got the last laugh on all of them.

[@angelacarleton9575]

For me to disregard Frank Sinatra children is an obscene gesture by Barbara Sinatra - shame on her for not considering he had a past which his first wife gave him children but selfishness on Barbara's part is not appropriate for any woman to deem this is correct when it wasn't. Everyone has a past similar to Jerry Lewis whose second wife would not even consider Jerry Lewis' first family to at least be generous and share the money which they so deserved. -

[@marilynwillett804]

but Dean Martin was generous to his first wife and her mother, he said he was the ''heavy'' in that marriage.

[@dnse1943]

Or maybe Frank just got sick of the whiny kids because he wanted to have his own life. It's not fun having your kids come over and they are horrible the entire time and to your spouse. Like many men, he chose his life, and I think Nancy for awhile didn't talk to him because she couldn't control his choices.

[@angelacritters]

She only cared for herself and what circles she could travel in with Frank. I read Tina's book years ago. Frank was neglected toward the end sadly.

[@jackjules7552]

It sucks getting old for anyone. That's what happens when people see that you are old.

[@dnse1943]

No not true. Tina wanted to be the wife, or still be the center of attention and it all changed because of his life and he was a married man with a life.

[@esthergarcia1373]

I was under the impression that Frank Sinatra requested to Nancy to annul his marriage in order to marry Ava Gardener because Nancy Sr. being a devout Catholic didn’t want to grant him a divorce. Anyway I’m glad I won tickets to his last concert at the Greek Theater a few months before he died. I never saw so many limousines attend a singers concert in all my life. Shirley McLain opened up the show that night. Glad his headstone was replaced by his children. I would not have been too happy being cut off from my father like that. R.I.P. Frank..🌹🙏🏻❤️

[@patriciabyrne5089]

Frank only got an annulment when he married Barbara. Frank wanted to get married in a Catholic Church. Nancy (jn) took exception to that thinking it made his children illegitimate as if no marriage marriage existed.

[@cate4890]

No, to marry Barbara Marx. Gold digging chorus girl. She wanted him to adopt her 25 yr old son.

[@Nancedoc]

I guess his drinking and drug use didn't play into his bad health.....come on people

[@eleanordefreitas3755]

So sad when there are situations like this in families. It's extremely cruel to be excluded as Nancy jnr and her mother and siblings were. This shows jealousy on Barbara's part. I completely sympathize with Frank's original family. God bless them all.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Eleanor, I love them all to this day.

[@christopherstarr8050]

you are hearing one side . who knows what went on

[@gracieg7601]

I know that Frank was generous to a fault. He was always doing things for others. He found out that the little church in Palm Springs needed a new steeple. He called his management of his money and told him his wishes. The man was to arrange the steeple fix and not tell anyone where it came from. He went to the church and told them it was arranged for it to be done. The church was saving money to get it fixed so Frank said fix it. He did so and didn’t tell them where the money came from. The pastor was able to figure it out because he knew the man was Franks money manager. A letter of thanks was sent to Franks home. Frank was upset but the money manager assured him he didn’t tell them where it came from. There was a nice invitation was sent to Frank to attend the church anytime. Frank called the pastor and told him thanks for the nice invite. He told them he would attend sometime in the near future. After the steeple was up and fixed Frank brought Barbara to the church one Sunday as services were letting out. Frank was gracious and signed autographs and spoke to people for a few minutes. He laughed when he was told me Sinatra we knew it had to be you. No one else in the Palm Springs area would even care. He laughed told them well God told me that the church needed it. I think that’s typical of Frank Sinatra not to try to make a show of it.

[@feliciajenkins5041]

I heard alot of cruelty coming from him to his wives. He cheated on all of them so who is the cruel one?

[@mohammed_2939]

Fame and money changes all of us, also, he was like that because of his adolescence, doesn't mean he regret or he wanted to cheat, lot of people cheat for thinking by his dlck and not by the head, even my father.

[@holyperogy6213]

You seen he cheated and that really hit home didn’t it 🤣

[@dnse1943]

He was a pretty bad guy though talented.

[@1FrankFan]

I saw this and thought the video maker was full of sh*t when he said Sinatra's gravesite was changed, but apparently he is right. When I went to pay homage, it said "The Best is Yet to Come" at the gravesite but if you look at Find a Grave it was changed, apparently by Nancy Jr. after Barbara Sinatra died. But he was in terrible shape the last two years of his life; Barbara had nothing to do with it, although she insisted on selling their house in Beverly Hills and that probably didn't help. It was a miracle he lived to 82.

[@keetonplace]

Frank drank and smoked constantly all of his life. Saw him around in Caesar's Palace on several trips out there to see Elvis and he did well to, with his lifestyle, get to 82, IMO. When I see a family member on tape speaking about Barbara, I am more likely to believe these videos with just talk overs and pictures.

[@dnse1943]

Franks's daughter was the biggest problem. Simply tried to interfere in his marriage to Barbara...it was pathological.

[@elizabethpiveronus3359]

I don't blame Nancy Jr. At all.She loved her father.She maybe saw things that others didn't

[@FactsVerse]

Absolutely, we feel the same way! Thank you for sharing your sentiments and for watching our content. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@Elk999us]

Very nice video and quite informative..I am a long-time resident of Palm Springs,Calif.Before Sinatra passed away there were persistent rumors that Barbara was mistreating Frank..A couple of which were that Frank was suffering from Dementia before his passing...So his living any longer,if that were actually true,is rather doubtful..Another persistent tale was the story that also,toward Franks passing,he and Barbara attended a dinner party with Frank' of having a chain wrapped around his wrist,that was was also attached to Barbara with her parading Frank around in front of others,like a pet on a leash...Mr.Sinatra loved Palm Springs,and Palm Springs loved him right back..Sinatra was always extremely generous to local charities,and both of local medical hospitals..I was struck at the time that I had heard that dinner party story repeated of Barbara making Frank endure dinner parties while suffering from Dementia was a the act of a very troubled woman..Sinatra deserved a much better passing..

[@petercondos1018]

Family IS Rotten BUT everyone gets theirs in the end .

[@davidhumphries853]

He should have had her WHACKED

[@FactsVerse]

Interesting, thank you so much for sharing this information. If this is true, we do hope that Frank finds peace. Be safe and have a great day 🙏

[@davidhumphries853]

@@FactsVerse he probably wasn't the greatest husband, either. But funny things have been going since he first left Nancy in the 50s. Peter Falk, who also had dementia, had a 'evil' kind of wife at his time of death too.

[@jadezee6316]

ITS garbage video...and the chain story is also garbage

[@annaquinn4810]

I’m a big fan ofFrank Sinatra, always will be. I was very disappointed that he had his first marriage annulled because Barbara decided she wanted a church wedding. She was a great manipulator!!!

[@Makeji]

Nancy, Jr. never got over being Frank's daughter enough to live her own life. That said, new wives are notorious for trying to write off the the one who came before. However, short his marriage to Mia, they did have a son, who has shown a lot more class that his half-sister.

[@periclesjames]

The energy I am getting is that she was responsible for his early passing from this existence . Many drugs were given to him as to control him creating the conditions for his death . Frank Sinatra deserved so much more !

[@davidhumphries853]

They were probably bickering a lot. She could probably imagine a better life without him to honest.

[@FactsVerse]

We absolutely agree! Thank you for your watching our video. Be on the lookout for the next one!

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

One can understand her wanting to be the "only one", but she wasn't and she knew his history when she married him; they both had history, and no amount of lies or wishful thinking or cruelty could change that.

[@brendanjobe6895]

The fact that all three children say pretty much the same thing is evidence enough for me. I personally believe Barbara was good for him for years, but when his health problems rendered him more and more dependent on her, her true colors showed a little better.

[@akrenwinkle]

@@brendanjobe6895 Agreed. She had been his doormat for so many years, and when he became feeble, she appropriated some of Frank's balls for herself. I don't think she was necessarily cruel and cut his life short. After all, he made it to 82 (not 83 as the robot said). Barbara just medicated him and let him stay home with visitors while she went out and finally enjoyed life... all the luxuries she craved, but without being slapped around and called a stupid broad.

[@joannedavis1991]

Stepmothers are never a good situation.

[@TrudyPatootie]

As an older woman (74) I have heard all the stories about Frank that has been put out. He was an assh*le and a mean drunk. He treated women badly...but one thing I'm certain... He loved his wife Nancy and his daughter more than any other woman.

[@isabelbeckerman9226]

If that's the case, Trudy, meaning Frank loved his first wife and daughter Nancy unquestionably, why did he leave her and their three children so he can be with Ava Gardner?

[@TrudyPatootie]

@@isabelbeckerman9226 Because he was an assh*le Narcissist Isabel. "When we refer to Sinatra as a narcissist, we mean that he felt like someone who was superior, deserving special treatment and who required excessive admiration. In addition, he tended to be oblivious to the feelings of others and had a strong sense of entitlement." Frank Sinatra: The Swinging Narcissist by Harvey Kaplan "There is no bitterness, only great respect and affection between Sinatra and his first wife," Gary Talese wrote in 1966. "And he has long been welcome in her home and has even been known to wander in at odd hours, stoke the fire, lie on the sofa and fall asleep." According to many Frank had talked about returning to Nancy many times. She never remarried and always hoped he would return home. Ava was a comet flame out of control and their love was poisonous for both of them. Frank tried to kill himself 2x. He always regretted leaving Nancy for Ava.

[@mikhailbashni8936]

@@isabelbeckerman9226 Many men leave their loyal wives for younger and more attractive whores... yup, it's all about sex thing.

[@frankmarter6845]

Ava was the love of his life.

[@jadezee6316]

@@TrudyPatootie YOU ARE the assho*e...trident....you have no clue of what you talk about

[@stoneyll]

"These boots are made for walkin, and that's what they will do. One of these day these boots are gonna walk all over you". Nancy Sinatra.

[@brendataylor7524]

Good for you, Nancy, I do not blame you one Dam bit!! Always lived your songs and singing.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Amen and Hallelujah, Stoney - Nancy Sinatra kicks ass! BTW, I like your handle - I take it you're a fan of the Flintstones. I look forward to hearing from you.

[@donpeters9849]

Frank was no picnic, that we know. can you imagine being his wife/servant/caretaker???

[@ethelyndavid9130]

I’m surprised he was able to get an annulment. Maybe $ was involved.

[@BedfordFalls7]

I feel awful for Frank and his children. He was a guy who gave to charity and made sure Sammy Davis was treated right. He was against heads of clubs or anyone treating blacks as any thing but the same as them. He loved dogs and was devastated when John F. Kennedy was killed. He had been friends with him. I have heard the story of this woman Nancy keeping his children from seeing him. And when he was dying she would not tell them or let them near him! Sure, if he stayed with the first wife he may have been treated well. But Hollywood and it's temptations cause many to stray. The lifestyle Frank had would surely lead him down that road. I do feel that any woman he was married to would never have treated this man so poorly as this Barbara. She is horrible. Mia Farrow loved Frank very much. He loved her also. But he wanted her to be with him and not do movies at one time. So it ended. Frank is has been said loved Mia and said "She was the nicest person I ever knew". She'd have been wonderful for him. I understand how upsetting this must be for his daughter to not get to see her dad and especially as he was dying. They were very close. I hope Barbara got what she deserved for how she treated Frank. What a monster she was. I love that the grave was changed.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

* this woman Barbara

[@jamesrivers5303]

Probably he was ill and his children was all about money, so the wife had to protect him.

[@marilynwillett804]

There is no way that handsome son Ronan isn't Franks son. As a child he'd spend a lot of time at Nancy Sr's house.

[@jadezee6316]

@@marilynwillett804 listen fool....he IS NOT SinatraS SON!

[@marcellusbrown57]

She was a wicked witch! Denying them knowledge of him dying, as he was requesting their presence! They were his blood children! My God, I hope she got her pay back, when she left this planet!

[@pamcornelius9122]

“He only married four.” 😂

[@brendanjobe6895]

None of it was surprising. Barbara was always out for Barbara - and nobody has ever claimed otherwise. Nancy Jr is telling the truth. The one with real class was Nancy Sr. - and class always wins out. She died as his only legitimate wife, just as she started out. I'd have loved to have met her.

[@TOCC50]

MGTOW

[@kjsmarquis]

Barbra was a social climber. With no talent to do well on her own, she used her body. She sucked her way to the top. And must’ve been pretty darn good at it. And Frank Was certainly susceptible to this. The kids knew this very well. But they love their daddy.

[@sage1875]

I've read Barbara was friends with the Annenbergs. One of the attractions of Barbara to Frank was her connections to people in a high social class, something he didn't have before Barbara. His judgement was clouded by his association with Barbara where his money was concerned, like Barbara's son winding up with things that should have gone to Frank's children. As an entertainer he was the greatest.

[@cate4890]

Barbara was a Las Vegas chorus girl. She was from Missouri. The parents were not even middle class. She had high school education. What high circles was she in. Frank new people in very high places while she was still dancing in Las Vegas. He was introduced to Queen Elizabeth 3 times in his lifetime. Check your facts first.

[@sage1875]

@@cate4890 Check yours lady! Read more about her association with the Annenbergs! You do know who the Annenbergs are , don't you? I don't understand it, but it's true! By high places do you mean Frank and the Mafia?

[@cate4890]

@@sage1875 US Ambassador to UK. I guess your pillar of the community, Barbara Marx, didn’t care who she married. She was cheating on her husband Zeppo Marx, engaging in a sexual relationship with next door neighbor, Frank Sinatra. Mafia indeed!

[@akrenwinkle]

@@sage1875 Frank got chummy with the Annenbergs through Barbara, or Barbara glommed onto the Annenbergs through Frank? Use your head and a little logic.

[@sage1875]

@@akrenwinkle UGH!

[@dextec49]

I wrote a comment a few weeks ago and I wrote a typo error and I’m here to correct this by saying that the father Frank Sinatra and Barbara Sinatra had passed, Nancy and Tina are still alive and continue their father legacy! Thanks.

[@francesjohnson3045]

Nancy should understand that the annulment enable her father to receive the sacraments. Nancy should of been more concerned with her father than herself or for that matter Barbara. I do feel bad that has a young woman her father broke the family up by his infidelity, HE was thinking only of himself certainly not the well being of his family.

[@marcellusbrown57]

She was wicked for, denying them knowledge and access to hom, as he repeatedly adked her, " Where are my children!" Thsts just cruel, i eiuld have been infuriated!

[@laurac8659]

Nancy jr.? What the heck?

[@JudgeJulieLit]

There was no valid basis in civil or Catholic law for Frank Sinatra's annulling his first marriage, to Nancy Barbato, which produced three children.

[@dnse1943]

If it was allowed then....and who cares...he was long done with his first wife. And he still treated her well for a former wife.

[@crabbygrrl]

What I'm seeing is at 2.59

[@jons.6216]

Nancy Sinatra been a star in her own right for decades now and to hear her called "Nancy Junior" just sounds ludicrous! Daughter Nancy would have sounded better! Haha!

[@joycefolsom130]

Thats silly to say that his wife was responsible for his death. The guy was 86 and not in good health for a few years. I feel those kids wouldn't like anyone that he married. They always wanted him to go back to their mother.

[@sanita7475]

I agree with you Joyce they hated his last wife.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@aqua5680 Yes, 1915-1998.

[@janispendleton9734]

Frank’s children actually liked both Ava Gardner & Mia Farrow.

[@dnse1943]

@@janispendleton9734Because they were no threat. He loved Barbara and why they were married for over 22 years. They owned properties etc. together... Very sad the kids couldn't be happy for him instead of destroying their own lives...or riding on his back.

[@lucillebello3793]

Facts are wrong, it wasn’t Nancy Sinatra Jr to complain but Frank Sinatra’s youngest Tina Sinatra who complain about Barbara Sinatra. Tina explained all in her book My Father’s Daughter!

[@saintcruzin6685]

With all the smoking and drinking, it’s amazing Sinatra made it to 83…

[@FactsVerse]

We absolutely agree! Thank you for your watching our video. Be on the lookout for the next one!

[@davidurban6813]

The only thing about Frank Sinatra that piqued my curiosity. Was he was an avid model railroader. The rest of it who cares. Just my opinion. Have a great day everyone

[@brandonthailand2062]

Franks original stone said The Best is yet to come

[@suzannelacy8093]

As a lifelong fan of Frank Sinatra I actually wrote to him not to marry Bach because he was a Roman Catholic and that woman was a Jew . Of course I didn't get a reply which is understandable and the money grabbing Barb was known to burn letters from his fans as well as letters from his own family members . So sad.

[@FactsVerse]

Interesting, thank you so much for sharing this information. What other types of video would you like to see?

[@westhoboken8167]

Barbara was not Jewish at all.She was married to Zeppo Marx who was Jewish.

[@wmpetroff2307]

She was not. Her first husband Zeppo was.

[@grantkoeller8911]

This video proves nothing that Barbara was responsible for his death.

[@Crystalblue58]

This video is garbage!

[@michealcurrie8272]

Frank lived his life the way he wanted too. Every one attached lived his life too his way or the high way.

[@dianabeurman364]

With the kids not liking Barbara anyway, I would not believe any of this !

[@tonylani2015]

Another great video, thank you! The only correction is @ 2:09, you said Frank cheated on Barbara when he started seeing Ava Gardner. I think you meant to say he cheated on Nancy, his first wife.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching! We're glad to know that you love our video. If we may ask, what other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@tonylani2015]

@@FactsVerse I think biographies with information that most people don’t know about. It separates you from the others.

[@jadezee6316]

@@tonylani2015 dude this video is garbage....try reading some books if you wish to learn...

[@capitolemiproducer]

I'd agree with Nancy that would even go further say that Barbara was a homewrecker

[@ashleyshiba8380]

Any woman who asks her husband to annual a marriage from a woman who bore him 3 children is cruel and mean spirited. If that marriage had been or was annual that would mean those 3 children were born out of wedlock and would have been considered bastards which was not the case. Had Frank not been famous the number 4th wife would never have given him a second look for sure.

[@KB-nr3ls]

A man who goes along with some "dame's" request to have the marriage to his first wife and mother of his children annulled is cruel, careless, thoughtless, and mean spirited. Why are we blaming this "broad?" It was Sinatra who had to pursue the LONG grueling process of having a marriage annulled in the Catholic Church. Did she have a gun to his head? Why didn't he grow a pair and simply inform her--it ain't gonna happen, Dollface. For someone who was called the "Chairman of the Board," he sure failed miserbly at doing it "My Way."

[@weskitten]

Annulment is Catholic shit in my opinion. Sorry for the French. How can you annul a marriage that's been had? Papacy BS.

[@dnse1943]

It's a harder reality for the kids to admit that's what THEIR dad wanted. Much easier to blame someone else.

[@tanjahorvatserbiaoldslavsh4685]

First - 82 years is deep age. Second - He was a handsome man. Third - No one forced him to divorce his first wife Nancy Senior. In the end, it was his fault for the whole inheritance mess. Also, Joko Ono isn't quality for John Lennon's divorce because they mate each other 11 years later.

[@cate4890]

Barbara Oliver, Marx, Sinatra(neeBlakeley). Las Vegas chorus girl. Son, Bobby Oliver. Short lived marriage, then married Zeppo Marx, 26 yrs her senior. Married to Marx 14 yrs. Set her sights on their neighbor, Frank Sinatra. “This time , I’m marrying for money” . Marriage to FS was very rocky. Ready for divorce. Frank had a huge intestinal surgery. After that he was on many prescriptions. His health kept deteriorating, she was giving him antidepressants. He died at 82. Zeppo Marx adopted her son. Then she was Sinatra to adopt her son, he was 25. He would have been. Robert Oliver, Marx , Sinatra. I call it gold digger.

[@jackjules7552]

If you think a person was murdered, check with the spouse first.

[@dianeshockman2941]

The picture on the front is his daughter not his wife

[@nanny287]

I agree with Nancy Sinatra, Jr. I read that Barbara was out playing cards the day he died and knew he needed help, but unnecessarily delayed responding. Had one of the children known that he was in bad shape that day, they would have been on it immediately, and yes, I believe Frank would have been with us longer. Barbara was a gold-digger, who even stooped so low as to pressure Frank to adopt her ADULT son, no doubt for more financial gain upon his death (Frank was too smart to fall for the ploy and declined). She also sold his beloved Palm Springs home while his health was failing and he did not want to leave, so the new owners let him stay a little longer. That made me so sad. Thank goodness he had his loving children and the “Sleep Warm” epitaph is so beautiful. (My mom used to say that to me when I was little before bed every night so I have an affinity for it). However, someone on a Sinatra site stated that his gravestone was changed and now reads “The Best is yet to Come.” Does anyone know how it reads today?

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[@nanny287]

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[@lindaw.2565]

I think Frank Sinatra's daughter should have respected her father's choice of wives. I feel It was wrong of her to take away the beloved husband, from his grave stone. Maybe, adding father would have been fine.

[@margonale2780]

Sometime kids want to feel more important than they are. Both Frank a d Barbara lived long and hard. They enjoyed themselves. His children will pass in obscurity. RIP.

[@dextec49]

Interesting to hear this. His daughters had his personality and brutal honesty. They have passed away and Ms. Nancy reflecting on her step mother’s relationship as cold, not having access to her father wish no woman should not have done this. He was in his last years, messy conclusion to it all. Wish all was roses but wasn’t video.

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[@JudgeJulieLit]

Frank's daughters Nancy, Jr. and Tina are still alive.

[@dextec49]

@@JudgeJulieLit Father and Stepmother passed away!

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@dextec49 Yes, but your sentence "they have passed away" immediately followed "his daughters ... ."

[@joann.5041]

I am pretty sure that Tina and Nancy are still living. Frank Jr. did pass away though in 2016.

[@robertc.johnson9614]

FV, Sinatra's and Bacall's I'll Fated Liaison ended up with them Never Speaking Again. At the time He and Ava were Divorcing and Bogart was Dying and Sinatra even meets Barbara all in that time frame and Zeppo Marx involved because of his relationship with Barbara . What A Hollywood Complicated Scenerio for A Hollywood Screenplay and possible Movie. R.I. P. One All You Deserve It. RCJ LEO 🦁♌

[@user-rf2pq3fm3n]

He smoked and drank. Smoking all those yrs. Hes lucky he lived that long.

[@javierg124jg]

Frank was 82 when he passed ...not 83

[@frankbalazs8816]

I guess Frank didn't do it MY WAY!!❤

[@cadeevans4623]

wow didn't know this love Frank Sinatra great singer great actor loved him didn't know his wife was responsible for his death interesting facts

[@1FrankFan]

She was NOT responsible for his death; he was 82 and smoked and drank all his life.

[@elainechiappetta4769]

Don’t believe everything you see on the internet or newspapers!

[@ref6122]

Even if he could have lived longer he would still be just as dead today.For his level of drinking and smoking Mr Sinatra lived a darned long life.

[@doniellestenson3502]

All of this is nonsense.Please research . Barbara Sinatra was a wonderful woman. Both Francis and Barbara were philanthropists.They found fulfillment in their mutual interests. They loved each other very much.

[@hydrolito]

He lives to 83 which is longer than most so Barbara most have done something right.

[@stoneyll]

Must have been good to be Frank Sinatra. (Chairman of the Board)

[@macnchessplz]

The only things I can see Barbara got wrong is asking Frank to do that annulment when he had kids with her. No religion should dictate that . Otherwise, I’m doubting Barbara caused Frank an early death. 86 isn’t exactly an early death and dementia. Nancy was right to be upset about the annulment. I think she’s being a drama Queen over a doctor calling her upon his death and not Barbara. Someone notified her which should have been enough. I didn’t know any of this about his life just about his life as an entertainer.

[@1FrankFan]

He was 82 when he died. And I agree Nancy Sr. deserved much, much better.

[@macnchessplz]

@@1FrankFan yes, I saw the 82not 86 yrs upon death. Nancy deserved better and Barbara probably did too.

[@micheleroyalty4092]

Catholics understand. It. Is the religion.

[@elseeadams5202]

@@micheleroyalty4092 IMO Catholics have a lot of unhealthy & stupid rules. Like priests should be celibate!!! Which is totally against human nature. It's no wonder so many of them fiddle with the choirboys.

[@dnse1943]

That was all on Frank, but maybe something one of the kids made up.

[@mikeslipper1779]

Fascinating insight into Frank Sinatra..I know he was a bit of a rogue. But I still love his vocalising.

[@texasrefugee7888]

She was cruel? Well he must have been too or he wouldn't have chosen her and married her

[@stevewise1656]

Mia was a teen when he married her and that's creepy.

[@josephjohnson8520]

I love this video about Frank Sinatra.

[@1FrankFan]

Well you shouldn't because Barbara, while no angel, was NOT responsible for Sinatra's death...smoking and drinking heavily all his life was...and for Christ's Sake he made it to 82.

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[@maestromike91971]

Dino and Sammy Davis Jr. are great singers. I love the Italian songs Dino sings. I can speak and understand it, I just can’t read or writing. Frankie had ties with the mob, I don’t think he had anyone taken out.

[@dianeiselin7678]

Un beau couple. Paix à leur Ame. ❤❤

[@ellataylor6178]

Frank Sinatra stopped smoking , inhaling, early on his career when advised it would destroy his voice.

[@wmpetroff2307]

I believe that.

[@jennifersmall4027]

Did he get annulment from 2nd and 3rd wives too?

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Too bad they changed the headstone. They could have left the original epitaph on: "The best is yet to come." That would have been fitting.

[@elviebrown157]

I didn't know that Barbara Sinatra was a smoker at one time. You learn something new everyday.

[@user-zj1ft5tx5f]

It's a shame that Frank couldn't have stayed married to Nancy. She was very pretty and such a good mother. Most men would be thrilled to have a wife like her. Ava and Frank were too much alike to be married. With all their fighting and drinking that would never last. I am yet to figure out why Frank married Mia.....just ridiculous. Barbara seemed to be a good fit for Frank, but who knows. Some men are just born womanizers and Frank definitely was. He had a wonderful voice, but not very good judgement.

[@avyrose9198]

Mon idole❤❤❤❤❤

[@theresachiorazzi4571]

Did he have kids with Barbara? I never heard that.

[@evelynjoy6809]

Sound like wife #4 was fed up and did not do anything to hurt Frank in his end of life. She may have been a bit jealous, but mostly fed up with ungrateful people.

[@cadeevans4623]

Didn't know this love Frank Sinatra his movies and music didn't know his wife was responsible for his death and Nancy Sinatra reveals it interesting

[@TinekeWilliams]

She wasn’t, was put out by his jealous kids!

[@Malenasib]

Daughters never like to see their fathers with other woman, I ended a relationship because the daughter was manipulating him,, I am 62' and he's 75, unfortunately this are the types on man I am going to find, with daughters or sons controling the father!!!

[@TinekeWilliams]

Off course the kids would slag her off!

[@wmpetroff2307]

I feel Frank was an Honorable Human Being. Seems to me, powerful Frank rescued and protected Ava, Mia, and Barbara from the cruel evildoers of Hollywood scum execs. RIP dear Sir. God Bless Nancy and Tina!!!

[@barbaracrain2975]

THAT WAS NUTS ABOUT THE AN ALIMENT!! Barbara was trying to cancel out GODS LAW ABOUT MARRIAGE. NOT ONLY THAT THERE WERE CHILDREN IN HIS FIRST MARRIAGE, SHE COULDNT CANCEL THEM OUT!! HOW COULD FRANK LET A WOMAN CONTROL HIM LIKE THAT!! SHE MUST HAVE BEEN SOMETHING AS A STEPMOTHER!!!🧙‍♂️GOOD FOR HIS KIDS TO FEEL AS THEY DO. THEY ARE RIGHT TO DO SO!!!👏👏👏❤❤🙏🙏

[@sympathy4thedevil88]

There is absolutely zero chance that she could/did drink as much as Frank.

[@marvinnichols2819]

I didn’t like the idea that Barbara asked Frank to adopt her son.

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

yep, and he didn't do it,,,,, Good!

[@dianethompson9525]

That wasn’t his wife! Nancy Sinatra was his daughter!

[@patriciamalone3553]

His wife and daughter were both named Nancy.

[@cynthianolder3557]

Hia first wife was named Nancy also

[@royrice6060]

Nancy “Jr”?? Now that’s a new one! Sure about that?!! She really loved his dad……..🤔🤔🤔

[@sct4040]

Better to be single.

[@jackjules7552]

You said it.

[@kevinbergin9971]

"Nancy Jr." is that a real thing?

[@kevinbergin9971]

Zeppo Marx vs. Frank Sinatra ... talk about trading up.

[@ThePatriotPoet23]

WTF..... HE WAS 82 YEARS OLD