WOMAN and TIME: Barbara Hutton

For donate www.paypal.me/womanandtime Barbara Hutton (1912-1979) was a heiress to the retail tycoon Frank Winfield Woolworth and one of the wealthiest women in the world.
Her mother Edna Woolworth, a daughter of Frank W. Woolworth, died when Barbara was only four years old. According to rumors, the girl the first found her mother's body.
The father neglected Barbara. He was more occupied with increasing her wealth and his own personal life.
At 21, Barbara entered the rights of inheritance. She received 42 million dollars. It's more than a billion dollars for today's money.
After her death in 66 years on her account was just over 3 thousand dollars.
Barbata was married seven times. Her third husband was actor Cary Grant.
In addition to husbands, she collected jewelry, mansions, works of art.
Barbara was a famous philanthropist.
She had a single child, the son Lance Reventlow. She gave birth to him in a second marriage with count Kurt Haugwitz-Reventlow.
This marriage broke up due to abuse from her husband, verbal and physical.
The son of Barbara was killed in a plane crash in 1972. He was 36 years old, he was divorced twice, he had no children.
Barbara was called "Poor Little Rich Girl". In 1987, was released a film about Barbara with the same name "Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story" with Farrah Fawcett as Barbara.
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[@cassandraschmitz9627]

Ive been obsessed with her since i read the book in grad 8. Such a tragic fairytale but damn she had style

[@itsjemmabond]

In nearly all the photos you can see the sadness in her eyes

[@alexandradane3672]

Barbara Hutton and her life was an example of no matter what and whether of high birth , middle or low birth , rich , comfortable or poor…………a child needs a stable and loving home with a father and mother

[@Sunnymoon1918]

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[@ladyanne8139]

She was a beauty. Unhappy .. Life is funny. ....we can have all the wealth ...but be deeply sad. Lovely video.

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Rest in peace Barbara Hutton. May 11, 1979

[@olivia6063]

Great video, thank you!

[@lesliesmith5797]

Barbara was beautiful. So sad that she was not loved by her father. That was all she wanted. Seems Gary Grant was the only decent person who didn’t marry for her money. Am sad for the little girl to grown up. 🌸🦋

[@sharongill9837]

An unhappy childhood brings an unhappy life no matter how rich or poor one is..

[@Missditabomb]

This is the best compilation of Barbara Hutton photographs that I have seen. Some of these I have NEVER seen and I am a fan of Barbara and always dig for images and articles concerning her. Thanks for this, you did a great job!!

[@xxkissmeketutxx]

She looks so sad for the most part. Cary Grant smiles but not this poor lady.

[@anneperry9014]

What lovely but sad eyes, bless her😢

[@patandersen4271]

God Bless, WOMEN and TIME. Biographies in images. Happy New Year to you (2019 ) I subscribed and give ALL your videos 1 Thousand thumbs up!! lol. Seriously, I want to thank you for this one video, in particular, Barbara Hutton. Wow so MANY great photos. I lost one of my best friends 4 days ago so.... yes I'm sad also confused how quickly they passed I spoke with the friend on Saturday they died Jan 14th, Monday. Your videos are helping me to stay focused on positivity and remember how quickly persons we love can leave our lives so value every moment of your life and the time we have. I'm sure my friend is resting in PEACE in Heaven with all his Loved ones.

[@Caleb_Mandrake872]

Lifetime of anorexia, alcohol, drugs, smoking... Aged her prematurely & caused an early death at only 66.

[@catsnmi270]

Many thanks for an excellent video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and appreciate all the hard work it must have taken to produce.

[@nirenametriani6632]

Fathers who don't love their daughters make self-destructive daughters with low self-esteem who keep choosing the wrong men as a process to their destruction. Like Barbara Hutton... like Cristina Onasis...

[@tineyconerwillians4758]

So many marriages all because she wanted her fatherly love and still she has not received the love she was looking for from her dad so sad

[@andrewbrendan1579]

What a tragic story. And what a contrast to someone such as Margaret Merriweather Post who was also enormously rich but an active businesswoman.---I remember that in the 1980's two biographies of Barbara Hutton were published very close together. One was so full of lies that it had to be removed from bookstore shelves. The biography that was removed had something about Barbara's diary and Cary Grant her former husband was asked about it and said he never knew Barbara to keep a diary at all.---I also recall reading a Vanity Fair article about Farrah Fawcett who portrayed Barbara Hutton in the television production mentioned in the description. Ms. Fawcett said she hadn't been too concerned about dressing up but after portraying the Woolworth heiress and having to be dressed and groomed to match her, Farrah Fawcett said she became more interested in how she looked and dressed. Ms. Fawcett, also as a result of portraying Barbara Hutton, became interested in jewelry and for each acting project she was in would buy one piece of jewelry to add to her personal collection.

[@nicole_beaumont]

Wow.. this absolutely made my morning and even brought a tear to my eye. You did such a beautiful job with this. I'm sending the link to my mother in Paris so she can see it. Many blessings to you. You are incredible. Thank you so very much.

[@carriebishop8568]

Once again woman in time this was an amazing video that you put together. I appreciate all your hard work in editing this. You're born natural from the music you play to the photos and the description below that entails all about the person. You were loved and we appreciate your creativity input in this well-made video together for us.