Jacqueline Kennedy: A Brand New Path

[@vickiroberts9407]

Thank You Caroline and John Jr, for sharing these messages from your beautiful mother that clearly are so intimate, tender and even somewhat painful. REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES! With tear-filled eyes I hope for you all a joyous Reunion! You both ... and your families, a wonderful joyous REUNION! And may the futuRe be bRighteR for America as well! I BELIEVE...

[@darciwolters414]

Oh I would so love to meet the young Jacqueline Kennedy... Hear her voice!! She was absolutely stunning

[@onemercilessming1342]

Darci Wolter---ROFL--Jackie wouldn't have given you or any of the rest of the hoi polloi the time of day. As to her voice, read a few biographies on her--that little-girl voice was an affectation.

[@carriedaway1432]

One MercilessMing to be honest, her voice sounds a bit like Michael Jackson. It is all for show. No one talks out of breath like that. Just an image.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@@carriedaway1432 Pretty much what I said.

[@ShebrewQueen]

She looked like a fish. Stop praising these people.

[@Potaville]

@@carriedaway1432 Her?

[@elyaqui5324]

Her soft spoken Wisperd voice is just so Peaceful and yet so full of infinite sadness. I couldn't help but close my eyes when she spoke. Made me feel at ease and filled my heart with her grief. You will always be remembered and now you can now rest With your beloved husband.

[@Gigi1111Layna]

Not before Marilyn and he reunited for 30 odd years first.

[@kdtennis1]

Jacqueline was an infamous golddigger! She only married Ari Onassis for his " big" money in 1968! She got a 20 Million Settlement from Christina Onassis in 1975! Teddy Kennedy and top NYC Attorneys fought Christina for the " big" Settlement!

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Jacqueline Kennedy was the epitome of grace and elegance.

[@m.e.d.7997]

So was Princess Grace.

[@onemercilessming1342]

Chris Mc Evoy--Don't be absurd. You're parroting the media hype. Jackie O was a scheming social climber whose father-in-law owned the media and whose family, still, today, have their hooks into not just politics, but the media, Hollywood, and the publication houses. We are yearly inundated with books that make this family look like a roster of Catholic saints. They are nothing like. They are ruthless, saturated with hubris, entitled, scheming, and elitist. Ted Kennedy cheated at Harvard and is the cause of Kopechne's death. RFK was an attack chihuahua who cheated on Ethel with Marilyn and countless others--including Jackie!!. Jackie slept with anyone who'd give her money--including RFK who, after JFK's death, managed the family money. In 1963, Jackie received $250,000 per year to live on--and it wasn't enough for her. The media fed us the "poor David Kennedy" (RFK's son) who became a drug addict by saying it was caused by watching his father's assassination over and over on TV--forgetting that this was the height of the Viet Nam conlict and thousands of young children got to see their military fathers blown to bits on the nightly news. Then there's the Kennedy grandchild who beat to death someone with a golf club. None of them are worth the spittle it takes to pronounce their names.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@@m.e.d.7997--Princess Grace was ALSO a casting couch mattress, as a few of her costars have reported, as Gracie-girl had slept with them.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@Jim Dandy--Thank you for the kind words. I'm really, after the last 60 years, sick of the sycophancy paid to the Kennedys. That family is whitewashing Old Joe's bootlegging ties, the philandering of Old Joe and his sons, the murder and rape committed by "the Lion of the Senate"--Teddy boy), the latest iteration of Joe Kennedy's name and his ongoing attempt to annul --a Catholic annulment--his first marriage, Maria Shriver's political ambition on the back of The Terminator/Governator, etc. etc. etc.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@onemercilessming1342 Yes, true. Also, the marriage to Prince Rainier was an arranged marriage. It is said she wanted to "make a bigger splash than a pair of oars". I doubt they loved each other and Grace was not that happy in Monaco and longed for her acting career. She really missed that life. Seems the men she had fallen in love with before her marriage were all married men, unfortunately. Maybe as they grew older Grace and Rainier grew to love each other ; not sure but they hardly knew each other in April 1956. Grace was a most beautiful bride along with Princess Margaret 1960.

[@PILI04]

Her voice is so soothing

[@peggymicsky8607]

And so phony!

[@Victory987]

She sounds doped up.

[@tonyadenton9196]

Yes her voice is really soothing and soft, I think the reason in some ways it sounds like she is kinda slow is because she spoke un other languages that made her think faster with her words and talk slower, gives off this airy deep soft sound....she was cool inside and out how she had to cope with such difficult times in front of the public eye, ofcourse she would marry again and someone with even more money than the Kennedys, you think she going to marry a poor trash who don't work and live off her and still whore around also, people without money also do that to, even more. So hooray for "Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis " WOW" what a cool ritzy name to she had. 🇺🇸💖🕶🛍💄💎⚘🥂🏛🗽💰💸🚬🦅👌💋

[@uriahjeremiah174]

You all probably dont care at all but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can give me

[@robertroyal8713]

@Uriah Jeremiah Instablaster ;)

[@brandonmontgomery3195]

I love Mrs.Kennedy. Which brings me to my reason for commenting, I am beyond tired of these people who keep saying things like "Jacqueline Kennedy talks/sounds like marilyn monroe". PLEASE! if anything it's marylin who sounded like Jackie, lets not forget marylin wanted, pursued, and eventually had Jackie's husband, and also let's not forget but it was marilyn who wanted to be Jackie in a since, she wanted Jack to leave Jackie and marry her so she could be First Lady, so let's just be sure we know who wanted to be like who.

[@Lyliie78]

LMAO. Get your facts straight. Marilyn Monroe was a national public figure since 1952 and she has always talked in public with that breathy voice until her untimely death in 1962. Jackie only started to emerge as a public figure AFTER Marilyn reached superstar status in the US (second half of the 50s). FYI, an affair between Marilyn and JFK was never proven. The only information we got on the alleged affair is mere speculation, therefore it is very unlikely that Marilyn wanted to replace Jackie. Marilyn was a star in her own right and did not need to be someone else's wife to accomplish something.

[@iziket]

Lyliie Chiron

[@karineblanc3982]

Zero

[@slackburngirl8593]

I like your comment .. however let’s get this straight that there are plenty of women out there who don’t give one shit about the next woman and will go after , gold dig and work a man into their bed like it’s the holy challenge of challenges. Women do not support each other or themselves the way they should and it’s a shame because there are many children suffering from the lack of self control - ON BOTH SIDES. If you don’t sleep with a married man he can’t cheat. And you should always know who you are sleeping with.

[@shaketia1682]

You are absolutely right! Maryland did want to be Jackie very badly! The misconception is she only slept with JFK once, and they both made it clear that it wasn't about much. She was actually in love with Bobby, and that's who she wanted to marry! She even called Jackie and told Jackie she would be the first lady when she married Bobby.

[@cl2866]

Forever an icon of elegance

[@kristyparker5978]

I love her voice, she was so calming. Just the perfect depiction of a real lady.

[@izzy8246]

love her so much.she will always be legendary & an icon

[@kdtennis1]

I know she loved money , more than anything. She fled to Greece and married Ari Onassis in 1968!

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

A special time back then. Jackie will ALWAYS BE A TRUE LADY WITH GRACE,A GREAT MIND ALL OF IT. GOD BLESS EM ALL

[@fatimashamsher8022]

Stuuning. Elegant. Graceful. Academic. Beautiful. There has never been nor never will be a first lady like her.

[@onemercilessming1342]

Fatima Shamsher--Really? Not Martha Washington, who established the general parameters of being FLOTUS? Not Dolly Madison? Not Eleanor Roosevelt? Or quite a few others???

[@ronm8948]

Go First Lady Melania Trump a great Lady.

[@jgabis2008]

@@ronm8948 Yeah the Great Prostitute.

[@ronm8948]

@@jgabis2008 Your a sad creature in need of prayer.Our First Lady Melania Trump is doing a great job with courage,dignity and grace. You are a misogynist,your poor mother is in my prayers as well.

[@Juliaflo]

@@jgabis2008 Copy that. Happy Holiday.

[@bluerose4978]

I have always hated my voice, but I have the NY/Suffolk County accent and sound just like her. I get made fun off. Now, I don't feel so bad. She is so intelligent, graceful and beautiful. She really loved him.

[@PM-1819pm]

Just still love them both after all these years!RIP Jackie and Jack.

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Jacqueline Kennedy had so much sophistication.

[@kimdang2212]

Always beautiful and remembers in our hearts. Thank you. Your fans. xox

[@Pius-XI]

Jacqueline Kennedy - closest thing America has ever come to having a Queen

[@TheKonga88]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👑👸😂😂😂😂😂😂Your stupidity is incomprehensible

[@todoroki2134]

They say she was the closes thing that America has had to a princess but queen works to

[@eec589]

She and Princess Diana would've been pals.

[@beatrizchacon1114]

@@TheKonga88 va sin hache

[@TheKonga88]

@@beatrizchacon1114 Ma pin Choochay 🥳🥳🐿🔫👵🧨👽🎅🎅🕷🕸🍰🤶🎄🎂😷🐸🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤶🎄🎄🤭🎈🤭🤭🎈🥳🧸🧸🥳🥳🧸🥳🥳🐸🐪🐸🎈🎁🐫🐫

[@ralphs5306]

A stunning human being!!. She brought grace,dignity and style to the White House! Quite a few world leaders were impressed with this young lady!!

[@williamlaneve9236]

Jackie was a class act in my book who helped many charities and loved & protected he kids from the bullshit. How she could put up and overlook Jacks 200 or so cheating events are beyond me.

[@wolverine12ize]

Lbj should have removed from office plain and simple he was a murderer

[@alabhaois]

She loved him deeply and evidently they came to a tacit understanding. Sometime after he died, she told a close friend that without Jack as her husband, "my life would have been a wasteland and I would have known it every step of the way."

[@bluecollarlit]

William Laneve, She did not want to divorce, as her mother had. And she loved jfk. Her idealistic and romantic imagination was strong.

[@suestephan3255]

Her words the morning he announced he won the election were something like I am putting my foot down you can’t see other woman now, I won’t put up with it. Didn’t matter he was addicted to sex.

[@babaib3513]

He said tohave bedded around 1200 women

[@libertyann439]

She had such a smile in her voice...

[@Jeneva1]

This was lovely and sweet . . . thank you for posting. Brings back some wonderful memories of an extraordinary couple.

[@LarkCircle]

She was an amazing woman. Truly a woman to admire and idealize. Only she knew what it felt like to have him die.

[@onemercilessming1342]

William Salters--ROFLMAO at you. Jackie was about to divorce Jack over his womanizing. She had negotiated a nice financial deal with Old Joe to stay married to Jack until after his second term of office. Do you REALLY think that Jackie's trauma was worse than that of Rose, who had already lost Rosemary to a botched lobotomy, Joe, Jr and Kathleen ("Kick") to plane crashes,, and now Jack (and, five years later, Robert) to an assassin's bullet? Do you REALLY believe that a disillusioned wife's pain is worse than that of the mother who bore and raised that man??

[@AvecPoesie]

@@onemercilessming1342 Yes, Rose Kennedy's losses were so numerous and profound. It must be noted, however, that living with the reverberations of memory from being mere inches away from your husband as much of his head and brain disintegrates into a pink mist from an assassin's bullet, likely rendered Jacqueline Kennedy's bereavement with an added layer of traumatization. Her PTSD must have been utterly insurmountable as evidenced by the paranoia she possessed about safety for the rest of her life. Anyway, grief and sorrow are so uniquely manifesting, we cannot truly know or assume the magnitude of anyone's sorrows. I have learned from life that it is best to never underestimate another person's pain.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@@AvecPoesie Jackie Kennedy's "PTSD" was well insulated by her hauteur. Are you trying to sy that THEIR loss was much more intense than the loss of husbands/fathers during the Viet Nam conflict who watched that horror on the nightly news every night? The Kennedys are just one family--no better or worse than any others. They just THINK they're better than the rest of us. Be a toady if YOU want, but allow the rest of us the privilege of being able to THINK.

[@AvecPoesie]

@@onemercilessming1342 What an utterly nonsensical response.

[@onemercilessming1342]

@@AvecPoesie--Just like yours??? ROFL. Muted you.

[@Skar200]

Robert Frost was an incredible poet and excellent speaker.

[@lilacahmed4514]

What a beautiful video! It's like visiting a time capsule! I relived the Camelot era! 😍🥰

[@suestephan3255]

It wasn’t the best forum.

[@silviacaptan1300]

A time full of hope. I think Jackie’s voice is pushing you in the past and make you feel you are there a witness hoping the events will change for a different ending.

[@7739299926]

I couldn’t have put this any better than you did- I wholeheartedly agree.

[@malomama4750]

maybe i sound crazy, but when i watch videos of them arriving in Dallas i keep silently saying "dont get off the plane" or "take a different route ". if there had been some sort of delay or change of plans that day, perhaps things would have turned out so much differently. then to see them in the limo, smiling and waving and looking so hopeful - then in an instant its all gone. life is so fragile. makes me cry......

[@reneesanchez6797]

Oh I would do anything to be in the White House in that time

[@biancalindsey6921]

EVERYTHING IS AN MYSTERY, INCLUDING THE SECRET SEVICE...

[@ladylovesherlord]

Poor Jackie was a sweet heart but labelled a snob for being classy and reserved.

[@m.e.d.7997]

She was very shy and actually may have had social anxiety.

[@trojanette8345]

Jackie..... 'Ms Style Maven'......Classy? Reserved? Are we talking about the same person? But behind people's back you say crappy things ab't the people your husband and brother in law are trying to help? Humm. I'll have to give that one some thought. For that matter try explaining your position to MLK's kids. I'm sure they'd love to hear you explain that one.

[@Kaboomboo]

Women should aspire to be like her. The epitome if grace and elegance.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

No, they chose the Kardashians! Lol.

[@lutherheggs7999]

+Don Diego Vega good one!

[@lutherheggs7999]

no everyone needs to just be themselves. life would be boring if you were like all the same woman

[@tiamia7139]

Jackie was very elegant and intelligent but there was another side she kept hidden behind the "Camelot" façade she so artfully created. There were numerous affairs on both sides during their marriage. Like his father, JFK was a notorious philanderer and Jackie certainly suffered her share of humiliation, but she had her share of affairs as well. Three of Jackie's lovers during the White House years were William Holden, Gianni Agnelli and Aristotle Onassis. Onassis was dating her sister Lee Radziwell at that time but thought bedding Jackie Kenendy, the most famous woman in the world, would be the ultimate niche on his bedpost. To maintain her stylish figure, Jackie was anorexic and lived off cigarettes, caviar and booze. In fact, she was a lifelong chain-smoker and heavy drinker, even during her pregnancies. It is also very well documented that she (and Jack) both became instantly addicted to Dr. Max Jacobsen's ("Dr. Feelgood's") amphetamine injections, which were touted as "vitamin injections." RFK and JFK's White House physician were so alarmed by Jack's reliance - insistence - on these injections that they procured a sample and had it tested in secret. They were told that the injections were nearly straight amphetamine mixed with a small amount of vitamins and animal byproducts/blood. Both Jack and Jackie had become so addicted to these shots that they brought Dr. Jacobsen with them on Air Force One to Paris when JFK met with De Gaulle. Eyewitnesses saw Dr. Jacobsen in Paris sitting in a vestibule near the room where JFK was meeting with De Gaulle. They said Jacobsen was sloven in appearance, with food stains on his suit and tie, greasy dirty hair and dirty fingernails. Jacobsen reused needles on his patients and injected himself as well (was, in fact, a drug addict). The final straw was when Jack was found by Secret Service wandering the hallway naked outside his suite at the Carlyle in NYC completely oblivious to his surroundings after insisting that Jacobsen give him one more injection. It nearly killed him. He was completely incoherent and had to be led stumbling back to his room. Bobby Kennedy immediately banished Jacobsen (it was found out later that JFK still managed to meet with Jacobsen secretly at the Carlyle from time to time for a "pick me up") and demanded that Jack "get off the stuff before it killed him!" It took several months for the White House physician to wean both Jack and Jackie off the amphetamine shots they were so addicted. That said, I do admire how Jackie carried herself publicly while First Lady. However, there are a lot of people, especially those who did not live during that time, who still buy into the whole Camelot mystique Jackie so carefully crafted. After her death, several reporters and people within the Kennedys' inner circle said that Jackie had been consumed with perpetuating the Camelot/Kennedy legend - especially as her own death from non-Hodgkins lymphoma loomed near. As photogenic and dazzling a couple as they were, many still do not know that there was a lot about the Kennedys that was not all glitter and gold.

[@zimsistress]

Tia Mia thank u for the insight.

[@donnaking3344]

He was a great speaker.

[@m.e.d.7997]

John wanted to go into acting. His mother disapproved of that. He really should have. He had the looks and talent and was in many live productions while at Brown University.

[@datinchristievengadesan6636]

Lovely woman, sweetly reminiscing her moments with Jack.

[@sguzman2677]

Beautiful, classy and educated. The whole package.

[@anneeversley2405]

Those who can NOT see the GENUINE LOVE President and Mrs. Kennedy had for each other are missing the love and devotion President and Mrs. Kennedy had for each other which originated from their hearts and souls for each other. It's quite sad they're missing all of this but this occurs when you do NOT have the capability of seeing such heavenly blessings gifted from God. There are innumerable photos of President and Mrs. Kennedy in which they are lovingly staring at each other and their love for each other radiates not only from their eyes but originates from their souls and hearts. The eyes are the windows to the soul and I do NOT need to see yours because the only qualities radiating from your souls and hearts are full of badness.

[@hairyscotman]

Wish she found someone that worshiped her like she worshiped him. She was exquisite in my mind. Lovely lady groomed for the finest things life had to offer. I hope she found great happiness along the way....

[@ravenel2]

They say Templesman was sweet to her. After the two amoral jerks she married, she deserved it.

[@hairyscotman]

@@ravenel2 I hope so....always had the same thought...I hope she found sweetness in her life....

[@JavierValverde-dw7cy]

She did find someone like that: Maurice Templesman.

[@anneeversley2405]

She did find someone who worshiped her like she worshiped President Kennedy and that person was President Kennedy. There are innumerable photos which show the love and devotion they truthfully had for each other.

[@kdtennis1]

Jacqueline was obsessed with " big" money. She married Ari Onassis for his 500 Million in 1968!

[@SV-vz8so]

She was a star...I love her!!

[@saskoilersfan]

She was a queen of hearts who married Os/Oz the all powerful ._. After a perception of Os/Oz fired magical bullets ._. I love the hoax.

[@yuanvelasquez7576]

Wow John F. Kennedy is swag

[@deniselyman5147]

Thank God for these 2 men and women!

[@ncavlleguy]

Jackie was a class act all the way ❤️

[@JamesBond-pb2qy]

Except when she had a affair with Bobby.

[@altanaeliza]

Not all the way, she probably changed her mind midway

[@MJLOVEnow]

James Burdzinski What?? No!!

[@normamimosa5991]

Actually, no, she was not. You are either too young to know, or haven't read much about her.

[@ShebrewQueen]

Not really. No.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

We'll never have another queen like Jacqueline. 💔

[@carolgonzalez4664]

When I watched the funeral procession. I saw her dignity. I was 15 and I said to myself “ i Want that dignity” she made quite an impression. I drew on that statement. In my young years when crosswroad decisions needed to be made.

[@Lith-]

I dont understand why Jack cheated on her, almost constantly

[@adrianwashington8935]

He also had chronic pain and sex satisfied it

[@Lith-]

@@adrianwashington8935 ye, but why not with Jackie?

[@TheKonga88]

It was because he was sprayed with ant pheromones and he became very confused and psychotic 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👸🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🏃🏃🏃😷😷🏃🏃🏃🏃👮👲💀

[@Lith-]

@@TheKonga88 ur pfp lmao

[@GbawlZ]

@@adrianwashington8935 That's the worst excuse lmfao. He cheated on her because he wasn't truly in love with her.

[@fredrickm4436]

I have loved this woman all my life.

[@kdtennis1]

Jacqueline was a big fan of wealth. She only married Ari Onassis for his money in 1968!

[@jesskikahernandez3295]

Her voice and Marilyn's voice were so soft.... They have that voice that is so charming so soft...

[@Katwoman4318]

Happy 90th Birthday in Heaven Jacqueline❤️.

[@debraenderle4737]

If Mrs. Kennedy had fallen apart after the president's assassination, the whole nation would have gone to pieces. Her grace, dignity, and strength in the sad days afterwards gave all Americans an example of how carry on in the face of tragedy. Unfortunately, it's an example we've become all too adept at following, especially in the days after 9/11.

[@richardfraijo6114]

Mr.Mrs. John F.Kennedy them only in one life time. Rest In Peace.

[@JavierValverde-dw7cy]

She did fall apart privately. She drank a lot of alcohol and considered suicide but the thought of leaving Caroline and John as orphans stopped her from doing it.

[@AndieZ4U2]

She is my favorite. She picked up on what lies in between the lines. Love you, Jackie. 💝

[@Fabby47]

Yes, nothing like that today, soo refined, elegant and classy!!

[@bon1042]

At 1:27, look at them, glowing, incandescent. Look at his face as he watches her.

[@markrymanowski719]

Did anyone notice the similarity of voice with Marilyn Monroe?

[@danimoni6036]

Indeed

[@sarabrown2663]

They both had very sultry voices.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@sarabrown2663 Marylin's voice wasnt real

[@tivoni3103]

@@christiansoldier77 She imitated Jacquelin

[@christiansoldier77]

@@tivoni3103 No she wasnt imitating Jackie . She was using that voice way before anyone knew who Jackie was

[@joecook5689]

I liked the actress that played Jackie Kennedy in the Crown too. She told the queen that she and John's private doctor injected them with substances.

[@TheKonga88]

They were injected with ant pheromones and they became confused and psychotic. 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👸🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃😷😷💀💀👲👮👽🐹📺📺📺

[@cynthiaennis3107]

She sounds just like Marilyn Monroe! I had never noticed that before!

[@jeanandre6998]

Cynthia Ennis no MM’s voice was more high pitched and was also very fake lol

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Jean Andre I disagree.

[@mercygrrl]

Find the 30second TY clip where she talks about Tony Curtis & the kissing Hitler remark he made about her.

[@jeanandre6998]

MercyGerl where can I find

[@jeanandre6998]

MercyGerl I just found but I think he exaggerated a lot about her

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

Jackie was a great tragic actress. Her heroine was Madame Du Pompadore, Henry XVIII's mistress, the wittiest and most beautiful of the French women of her day. Her salon was the most envied in the land, where she entertained the top poets and musicians and writers and fascinating personalities. Jackie always wanted to be "suspended in space, directing the action in the world"...she wanted to be "queen of the circus". Most little girls do, but then again, only Jackie could have made it happen. She invented her little voice, a combination of Eastern seaboard sociallite prep school drawl and Marilyn Monroe. Her father directed her in how to be fascinating to men. "All men are rats" he told her and sister Lee, another ravishing beauty. "Always be a little different, be mysterious, be apart from the rest". And it worked like a charm. Jackie was very intelligent - top of her class at Vasaar and the Sorbonne in Paris. From one of the top families in the land she learned perfect manners..and from her social climbing mother, who urged Jackie and Lee to "marry rich"... My mother met her half brother Jamie Auchincloss at dinner one time. My parents were friends with a teacher from an eastern prep school where the Kennedy boys went. Jamie told the table that Jackie and Lee learned how to enter and leave a Limo like a pro, after much practice. I never forgot that. Gore Vidal, a distant relative, called the "American geishas" and "adventuresses". There was no other sister act like the Bouvier sisters. They dominated years and years of front page news and "movie magazines"...very prominent in the Sixties. You never got enough of them, particularly Jackie. She was made for her 1963 leading of the nation after JFK's murder. We never experienced violence like that in American society..we were protected, and life was such fun back then. It was taken away from the men who killed Kennedy and his brother, Bob. But the memories of those years, when America felt young and renewed, led by two great actors, JFK and his other half, Jackie, were a once in a lifetime happening....and those of us who experienced it were blessed beyond measure. To others, it is just history, but to have lived it was awesome. I guess I kind of envy those born after the Kennedy (and Beatle) years. Ignorance is bliss, and you can't miss what you never had or experienced. If you only know that you did miss something magnificent, you would be very depressed.

[@doneyhon4227]

+Beth Virginia Phillips Please, please, please... I'm french. When I read an american, it always bothers me when someone distort the name of our famous french like you did: "Madame Du Pompadore". It's "Madame de Pompadour" (or Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson). Maybe it's not very different for you, but for a french, it hurts. I think it's important. Here we pay attention to the details when we name your historical figures. We never give them a french name (like you do a lot in english like with Jeanne d'Arc A.K.A Joan of Arc). Please respect our great names. Thanks.

[@bubujooestes1499]

Beth Virginia Phillips So much BS.

[@geribrandon7057]

Beth Virginia Phillips/ Love this story.

[@televisionman3093]

Beth Virginia Phillips So well written. I will say I do not envy those born after the JFK and Beatles' era, though you explained concretely your reason for feeling that way. I, conversely, really feel sorry for those who missed that era, for they missed unique greatness.

[@artsyfartsy8899]

eyeroll

[@m.e.d.7997]

They were a very beautiful striking couple.

[@jl3322]

You gotta give to Jackie to go what she went through to not have lost her mind, instead she shouldering on snd brought up two wonderful children AND lived her life. RIP

[@JudithCrowler-mj8mc]

Never ever thought I would have forgotten those days.... JLC

[@-mainstreetflushingqueensNewYo]

If President Kennedy had not suffered a tragic death. The world be a better place.

[@bernardkipkemoi8879]

You need to read more about Jack's deeds in the dark

[@vernpascal1531]

@@bernardkipkemoi8879 -Whatever he did in the dark means nothing compared to the crooks ,with no charisma, or inspirational ability who followed him. I don't want to name any names,but LBJ,Nixon, The Bushes, and Trump come to mind.

[@Jane.Doe.]

@@vernpascal1531 Don't leave obama out of the list of "crooks" you name. He's one of the worst ones.

[@jeanandre6998]

Jane Doe its called politics

[@jeanandre6998]

Bernard Kipkemoi he ws still a great president

[@libertyann439]

Beautiful people who had to look like they were living up to everyone's expectations. No one could do that in reality. Still I thank them for trying....

[@suzclayton783]

Right on

[@tashmoore3825]

She's fascinating. Yet, that's not her natural tone. Her voice was actually deeper, but publicly, she used her breath to soften it.

[@tashmoore3825]

I want to talk so much smack about don't wake me up at 4a. But I think I'll behave instead.

[@LindaCasey]

Wonderful to hear her memories ...

[@RyannFieldd]

I read the book. It's excellent.

[@shonacole2124]

So incredible the behind the scenes

[@annetteglavin2019]

So lovely to hear how happy they were together

[@deborahcooper9085]

I’m surprised that they slept in separate rooms. I’m also surprised to hear her open up about her personal feelings. She was so elegant and uniquely beautiful.

[@GaGa4Kate]

cried at the beginning of this..

[@richardhutchison3123]

It isn't until you look back that you see what happened when: So True!

[@peaceman4u]

she sounds and looks stunning

[@normamimosa5991]

These tapes meant nothing. Jacqueline Kennedy simply embellished Kennedy's significance and career and invented Camelot. She was never honest, albeit she was a master of discretion and diplomacy. A topic of interest would be why she did this for a man who treated her like shit.

[@irenewoodruff9562]

So true. She made up everything

[@quietandmildone]

THANK YOU @Norma Mimosa!!! For calling it EXACTLY as it really was!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@GloriaJanvier]

Beautiful presentation!

[@EnnPeeCee]

We loved you then, we love you now💙

[@amityville768]

natalie was spot on . she really did her homework

[@Sansash01202]

Anyone seen Grey Gardens? She sounds just like her cousin Eddie.

[@mariefortunato4737]

A beautiful memory of a gorgeous First Lady 😍

[@robbf9294]

Big difference from 35th president to 45th

[@ML-ul2zq]

Every day we see that difference.

[@cynthiaharrell2144]

They are more alike than you think.

[@Kayte-tv2cw]

@@cynthiaharrell2144, You are really clutching at straws. Donald Trump has never been, and certainly will never be, a John F. Kennedy!

[@chrismcevoy2503]

I love her voice.

[@bakenumber4]

I sure hope there's a heaven.....?so president Kennedy,his wife & children are all there together! 😇

[@cubemoment9402]

she's an angel.

[@celticfire64]

When John Kennedy Jr. brought Darryl Hannah to meet Mrs. Kennedy she refused to meet Darryl because she didn't like her. If say that was very rude...

[@JamesBond-pb2qy]

So Beautiful she was. So why did he have to have so many woman on the side ?!

[@sarabower1]

This is her real voice

[@ultravioletgaia]

you are definitely right,,,

[@jchow5966]

This is amazing. Losing JFK eas a huge loss that we feel today.

[@jeannietapner5016]

It doesn't matter who copied who or if it's just a coincidence but for me Jackie's voice seems natural and wonderful to listen to , whereas Marilyn's voice annoys the hell out of me .

[@JRPacer]

Proud to share my name with her....I was born 1967

[@niniekhardiati715]

Jackie mngkin tidak cantik tapi tampak cantik dan berkelas krn kecerdasan nya, berhasil dikagumi dunia...

[@italishgirl5601]

No other First Lady even comes close😥

[@spirg]

The definition of ' First Lady' , none better to this day

[@vortex162]

The ONLY heart the white house has ever seen and people could resonate with from all over the world!

[@alexanderdelacruz9249]

What an amazing couple and story.

[@thebannedgreenman8939]

+alexander dela cruz Not really .

[@KLC_xoxo]

The way she talks about him is so beautiful 🤍

[@jonjonmacapugay8177]

She sounds so eloquent.

[@augustmartinz1646]

In my simple opinion, Jacky Kennedy was the wom most beauty or the World

[@geribrandon7057]

August Martinz Really if he had lived and not murdered for what he planned to get done, he planned to do the same thing , clear the evil and stop the war. Coup went out right away on his life ,AS HAS Also BEEN DONE on Trump. WAKE UP.

[@gussy1d5]

Lol at 0:45. JFK got swagger.

[@marionowen4998]

grecia ramos @

[@roxannemoser]

JFK was a very handsome man

[@greciafigueroa5106]

@@roxannemoser hell yes

[@jameszelaznysr.2681]

I really don't believe people of today really know who JFK was I suggest you listen to one of his full speeches at the (American University) you can find on KZbin. I hope I can get the younger generation to watch this one speech then you will understand who JFK was, I believe he was one of the wisest and most intelligent presidents we've ever had

[@dalialule6324]

I loved that speach.

[@BoyMonsterTheReal1]

She has such a sexy voice ❤️ wow, with a voice like hers I don't see how he needed another woman.

[@knightsofstjoan2004]

ATTENTION ALL JACKIE KENNEDY FANS!!! Did you know that Jackie Kennedy's granddaughter looks very much like her? Rose Kennedy Schlossberg is the granddaughter of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, log on towww.pinterest.com/pin/14636767514822414/ and see her resemblance.

[@kellyprice1024]

knightsofstjoan2004 she has another Granddaughter that looks more like her. It’s uncanny. JFK jr. lives.

[@Fabby47]

Perfection!!

[@davidsoltai8905]

The last true democrat

[@suzclayton783]

My late husband came from Massachusetts his mother Irish Widow and his sisters instead of a hope and a picture of JFK on the wall it was the pope and a picture of Jackie O

[@gabtube9356]

Absolutely my favorite couple! Jackie and John were very confident to try to become president and First Lady. She was always smiling. John so handsome! I’m so happy I’m jackie for my wax museum! Their so amazing!

[@firdoshakim9132]

The best Presidency Couple of USA ever.

[@MargaritaSalazar-c5f]

Tan hermosa Jacqueline Kennedy hacían una pareja muy linda cuando eran presidente siempre estarán en nuestros corazones y lo recordaremos que Dios los tenga en su gloria bendiciones para toda la familia Kennedy

[@jeantetreault132]

For a lady who claimed that she was french, she sure had a groovy Brooklyn New York accent. When you listen to her voice, she almost sounds a bit like, Mia Farrow in a certain way.