EXCLUSIVE: Aristotle Onassis forced Jackie Kennedy to have sex in wild public locations

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He did not own her, he was borrowing her for a great deal of money.

She was spotted more than once giving Tempelsman a hand job in public, the media protected her.

If I had my husband's brains splattered all over me I'd be fucked up, too.

According to more than one biography, Jackie lost her virginity in a Paris elevator.

She blazed a trail for Lauren Boebert. Who knew?

Yes, he could force a detached, educated, well known and feminine woman to degrade herself. This is what money can do. And if you are required to whore, make sure you are well paid for the degradation. Don't whore for a pocketbook or a trip or drugs or a meal at Applebees.

I don’t believe any of it

Jackie had no objections to public sex. Ask Bobby.

Jackie allegedly fucked William Holden, Marlon Brando and Warren Beatty in their prime.

Sister Lee was no slouch, among her numerous lovers was Peter Beard when he was stunning.

r9, he's dead

I read about Onassis acquiring Maria Callas in front of and with her then husbands full approval. Onassis's lavished Maria Callas with priceless gifts, this is what limitless wealth can do. It can turn a young widow, not yet middle aged and held in high regard into a mindless whore. And a husband into a cuckold who will simply step aside when another man waves enough cash under his nose.

Beating his male lovers and giving Jackie a shiner? Onassis was a monster.

Who knew? The fabulous Jackie Bouvier knew

Running around the world in her teeny bikini

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I can't believe I just read this. From the first excerpt published yesterday. Maureen Callahan has, er, gumption. Would Kitty Kelly give such a detail? Who would Jackie have told about this and then turned and spilled. 😬

[QUOTE]Two priests came in to deliver last rites. After everyone left, alone with her husband for the final time, Jackie kissed his naked body everywhere: his mouth, his chest, his leg, his penis.

[QUOTE]For all Jack's women, she was the last to possess him.

R13, When his father was imprisoned in Greece, young Ari reportedly seduced one of the prison guards in order for his father to receive better treatment in jail.

R17, that is not true.

R17, That would be JFK’s circumcised penis. In 1935 at age 18, he was circumcised due to a venereal disease.

R17, If true, I’ll bet that was the first time Jackie’s lips were on JFK’s penis.

Sounds like a sick magat fantasy r17.

[quote] I’ll bet that was the first time Jackie’s lips were on JFK’s penis.

Jackie put on a great performance that day.

I see nothing wrong with a little rough sex.

God knows I’ve had a few shiners in my day.

God, Ari was such a toad!

While watching JFK's funeral Martin Luther King Jr. joked about Jackie giving her husband one last blow job.

It seems like a lot of nonsense except for the bisexuality (I’ve read that in Kennedy bios biographies and the public sex ( they got caught having sex in a lifeboat). But highly doubt he beat her. If he had, she would have walked away with all his money—not just a chunk.

When he was preparing to divorce her (plan in place shortly before he died), he told his attorneys to be fair to Jackie because he loved her and wanted to take care of her.

I’m sure he was a ruthless asshole, but I find it unimaginable she wouldn’t have walked if he beat her.

About Jackie's black eye. This was after son Alexander's death. Ari began drinking heavily and blamed her for his death. Apparently, Christina had been stoking him and convinced him Jackie was cursed due to the Kennedy deaths. Sounds about right. She loathed Jackie.

R29, Alexander loathed Jackie even more than Christina did.

Years later, JFK, Jr. only spoke well of Onassis as a stepfather.

R28, Onassis’ lawyer was Roy Cohn.

R27, On the 1964 Arthur Schlesinger audio recordings, Jackie bashed MLK, calling him a horrible person.

R27, On Saturday, November 23, 1963, the Reagans decided not to cancel the dinner party they had planned for that evening . . . and everyone showed up.

I read that, after Onassis’ death, if Christina was ever in NYC, she’d bring her friends to meet Jackie.

Showing off it was Jackie just no longer a threat?

R30 - how did they feel about Callas? It must have been white hot hatred.

[QUOTE]Onassis’ lawyer was Roy Cohn.

That makes sense. Another reason for Bobby Kennedy to hate him. I wonder how long he shipped drugs and other contraband.

[QUOTE]He reportedly told Maria Callas that he made his fortune in Buenos Aires by forming a shipping company used for trafficking heroin.[12]

r35, I get Social Secretaries Tish Baldridge and Nancy Tuckerman mixed up with each other (could those names be any more old-school WASP?) not knowing which one was Nancy Reagan's or Jackie's, but one of them spilled what you wrote after Jackie was dead.

They did so was in the immediate wall-to-wall coverage right after she died.

She specifically said it was when Christina wanted to impress a new boyfriend, she'd call on Jackie at 1040 5th Ave. Jackie knew the score, but was always gracious and welcomed her and friend in for a visit.

That little nugget of gossip always fascinated me.

Maybe Christina, even after paying Jackie Go-Away money, held an implicit threat over Jackie to spill everything she learned about Jackie, and part of the price for Christina's keeping her yap and pen shut was for Jackie to endure the ocassional call on her from Christina, latest Toy-Boy in tow.

Young Ari with the dad he seduced guards for.

This is what the Republicans are aiming for now in r7

I think it was Kitty Kelley who said Jackleen finally became sexually alive with Ari. He must have been a nasty fucker.

^I recently read that Onassis was hung like a mule.

R41, Ouch!

Jackie had a twitchy cooter.

[quote]There were times when Onassis treated the former First Lady like a prostitute. He'd summon Jackie from her New York City apartment to Greece at a moment's notice and send her away just as swiftly, to remind her, he said, of 'what she really was.'

[…]

[quote]Yet no one criticized Aristotle Onassis.

[quote]No one reported his betrayal when he tipped off paparazzi to Jackie's nude sunbathing on his private island, or allowed them to shoot her with their long lenses.

[quote]No one stood up for Jackie when Hustler magazine published pictures of her exercising topless, calling her 'The Billion Dollar Bush.'

[quote]And no one asked how paparazzi had managed to get unobstructed shots of Jackie and Ari having sex on the beach.

I'm unfamiliar with Maureen Callahan, is this true about the paparazzi?

[quote]Two years into the marriage, Onassis became openly contemptuous of his wife; as feared, Jackie was a once-glittering acquisition that had lost its luster.

[quote]He began to insult Jackie in front of their guests, something Jack, for all his faults, never would have done.

[quote]She increasingly sought refuge in her beloved New York City. There, in 1971, she started seeing a psychiatrist.

[quote]Dr. Marianne Kris diagnosed Jackie with PTSD and explained that her trauma not only stemmed from that day in Dallas, but also from her marriage to Jack — the constant infidelities, his assignations in the White House swimming pool and their marital bed, the strain of keeping up appearances – the great lie of their perfect union.

[quote]She still had so much rage towards Jack. 'His death really robbed me of my chance to be angry with him,' Jackie told Dr. Kris. 'He really went out in a blaze of glory.'

[quote]Reports circulated that Jackie and Onassis were separating, that he'd had enough. That Jackie — callow, selfish, vainglorious, materialistic Jackie — was getting what she deserved.

[quote]Most embarrassing was a National Enquirer cover photo, which showed her belly looking distended. 'Is she or isn't she expecting?' was the coverline.

[quote]Always fanatical about her weight — really, always in the throes of disordered eating, attempting to control the one thing she could — Jackie went on a crash starvation diet.

[quote]Each day, she allowed herself just half a grapefruit, a little yogurt, 2½ ounces of meat, one apple, 3½ ounces of green vegetables, and a salad without dressing.

[quote]She lost 24 pounds in nine days, started having panic attacks and could barely stand up. She wound up in the hospital.

Slut!

Trash!

No really I want to read this though.

Whore!

They say money makes you sexy. I just don't see it. I really don't get it. I'm living in very modest circumstances and am enjoying my life immensely. In particular, I enjoy not having to fuck rich, self-absorbed toads. And btw, Jackie I understand but... Callas too! Ew.

R50, at least Maria Callas had immense talent. What was Jackie but a glorified social climber?

Poor gal.

Having to endure all this and still try to make ends meet while living on assistance.

R50 is right. Onassis was an ugly, vulgar, boorish and ignorant brute who became outrageously wealthy through shady business practices - he started exporting tobacco from Argentina to the US, and rapidly moved on to weapons and drugs. He was, like most billionaires, a nasty narcissist who thought that money is the only real measure of worth in this life and thought that everything could be bought, which is true when it comes to greedy whores and other shady businessmen. Sadly for him, he would soon realize that you cannot buy the things that truly matter, and it made him furious.

Onassis courted Callas as a means to satisfy his ego, because she was the biggest opera star in the world and a Greek, to boot. He wanted to let everybody know, especially back at home, that he was important. However, he would soon start to deeply resent her talent and the genuine admiration she inspired in others. He realized that when you're rich, most people see you as a walking moneybag and only pretend to like you because of what they can obtain from you - talent and innate artistry are in a completely different league, and you cannot buy any of that. So, he hated La Callas and derived enormous pleasure from humiliating and abusing her for having something that he could never have, while she was initially flattered by his attentions and eventually fell in love with his power, money and the fear he inspired in others. In short, it was a shitty relationship from the start.

So, the hideous Ari bought himself a trophy that wouldn't intimidate him and remind him of his many limitations: a pretty little trinket who was admired for wearing nice dresses, looking distant and being The Widow of America that bravely endured the tragedy of her husband's magnicide. People forget that she started looking for a rich substitute soon after Kennedy was buried, and Onassis understood who she really was: a greedy, materialistic philistine who wouldn't outshine him. Thus, he married her as an ego boost and she married him for financial reasons. Ultimately, though, he was disappointed when he realized that she only cared about his money and wasn't a brash nouveau riche like Tina Livanos, so they wouldn't get along because he expected to be loved and Jackie wasn't crude and openly vulgar, but snobbish, pretentious and very aware of her WASP-y credentials.

I don't doubt that the Bouvier woman would have been willing to do most things required to keep her cash source happy, but enduring abuse would have been the limit - especially because she had other prospects and had been looking for the best way to get out of the marriage with as much of Ari's money as she could possibly get, from the beginning. Jackie O was the ultimate money-grubbing social climber, and these types of women know how to survive and protect themselves first and foremost.

[quote]Jackie wasn't crude and openly vulgar, but snobbish, pretentious and very aware of her WASP-y credentials.

Jacqueline was NOT a Protestant!

When it came time to shut off RFK’s ventilator, no one in the room wanted to be the one to do it, not even Ethel.

It was Jackie who pulled the plug on Bobby.

Maureen Callahan is a far-right journalist.

And I’ve read that the marriage was never consummated.

From the article at OP:

[quote]In October 1968, almost five years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, his revered widow announced she would be marrying billionaire Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. How could she?

[quote]The Kennedy-Onassis engagement made the front page of the New York Times : 'The reaction here is anger, shock and dismay,' read the headline.

[quote]Germany's Bild, the second-most-read paper in Europe: 'All the world is indignant.'

[quote]A Fleet Street tabloid roared: 'Jackie weds blank cheque.'

[quote]The Vatican denounced her.

[quote]Jackie Kennedy — America's one-time heroine — would now be talked and written about as nothing more than a prostitute who'd sold herself on the global marketplace.

[quote]The truth, however, was far more complicated than that… as was the other unlikely love affair she'd embarked upon after JFK's death.

[…]

[quote]Whispered about in their social circles, this most scandalous liaison was well known among the press corps — not least because Jackie and Bobby would be seen dining out in New York City, openly kissing and cuddling.

[quote]This affair, had anyone revealed it, would have been cataclysmic. But because it was the Kennedys — because of what happened to the president — the secret was kept.

[quote]Jackie's delicate psychological state was a factor, too. As she said more than once, Bobby was the only person keeping her from killing herself.

[…]

[quote]Yet Bobby, too, was destroyed and disconsolate. Already wiry, he'd begun dropping an alarming amount of weight. Like Jackie, he cried all the time and suffered insomnia. He began spending more and more time at Jackie's new DC townhouse, more time with her two children than his own.

[…]

[quote]Throughout late 1963 and early 1964, Bobby was so distraught that he was on the verge of quitting public life. It was Jackie who talked him out of it, Jackie who ensured that, in 1968, he'd make a pitch for the presidency himself.

[quote]But there was one thing Bobby simply couldn't offer Jackie: marriage.

[quote]One who could, and did, was Aristotle Onassis. By the spring of 1968, Jackie wanted out of the Kennedy crucible, out of being a living American saint. She wanted to smash that image to pieces.

[quote]Bobby, whose presidential campaign was heating up, was apoplectic.

[quote]'For God's sake, Jackie,' he said. 'This could cost me five states.'

[quote]Bobby had known Onassis for years and hated him. The feeling was mutual, for both personal and business reasons.

[quote]Onassis worried that if Bobby became president, he'd keep Onassis's oil tankers from ever docking in American ports. And years before, Bobby had had the temerity to tell Onassis to stop sleeping with Jackie's sister Lee, then a princess by her own marriage to Prince Stas Radziwill.

[quote]Onassis, knowing full well that Bobby and Jack Kennedy were both sleeping with Marilyn Monroe, took umbrage.

[quote]'Bobby,' he snapped, 'you and Jack f*** your movie queen and I'll f*** my princess.'

[quote]Bobby was also motivated by jealousy; he had long suspected that Jackie enjoyed a fling with Onassis while Jack was still alive.

[quote]Still, for Bobby's sake, Jackie agreed to wait until after the November 1968 presidential election.

[quote]But her attraction to Onassis wasn't just about money or escape. Ari, unlike Bobby, understood what Jackie was trying to do.

[quote]'Jackie needs a small scandal to bring her alive,' Onassis said. 'The world loves fallen grandeur.'

[quote]Shortly after midnight on June 5, 1968, while out campaigning in Los Angeles, Bobby was shot by an assassin.

[quote]News crews and photographers captured him on the floor, bleeding from the head, asking if everyone else was okay.

[quote]Within hours, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the next great hope of the Kennedy dynasty, was pronounced brain dead.

[quote]Jackie flew immediately from her home in New York City to LA.

[quote]Whether or not Ethel ever suspected the affair with Bobby, she allowed Jackie to comfort her, to make the decision she could not: to turn off Bobby's life-support machines.

[quote]'If they're killing Kennedys,' Jackie said, 'my children are the number one targets. I want to get out of this country.'

[…]

[quote]Onassis had been in Jackie's life for a long time. Upon their first meeting in the late 1950s, when she and Jack accepted his invitation for drinks on his yacht, Jackie had impressed him with her cool reserve.

[quote]Later, in 1963, Onassis invited her for an extended stay on the yacht following the loss of her baby Patrick, who had died just 39 hours after his birth. It proved a remarkably healing time, and she never forgot Ari's kindness.

[quote]When Jack was killed, Onassis was among the chosen few to stay at the White House in the immediate aftermath.

[quote]Later, he would claim that he, unlike Jack Kennedy, had always seen beneath Jackie's prim veneer to what he called her 'carnal soul.'

[quote]He wasn't conventionally attractive like Jack, but he was highly sexual. Among his favorite possessions was a set of barstools he'd had covered in whale scrotum.

[quote]It didn't really bother Ari that the beau monde thought him crude.

[quote]'Fortunately, people with class are usually willing to overlook this flaw,' he said, 'because I am very rich.'

[quote]For all their protestations of love, Jackie and Onassis were both aware that their union was a merger of two global brands.

[quote]Her financial adviser, André Meyer, opened the pre-nuptial bidding by proposing the billionaire pay $20 million to make the marriage happen.

[quote]'Your client,' Onassis replied, 'could price herself right out of the market.'

[quote]Jackie ended up receiving $3 million upfront, $1 million for each of her children, $600,000 a year for travel and millions more in the event of divorce or Onassis's death.

[quote]In all, she negotiated 170 clauses in her marriage contract. She insisted, for instance, that they should have separate bedrooms at their shared residences, though they agreed theirs would be a marriage in every sense, save children.

[quote]Yet there were stipulations as to how many times a year Jackie would have sex with her new husband.

[…]

[quote]Jackie O, as she was now known, was dressing for a new era, the 1970s, and her new incarnation. She strolled the streets of Greece and Italy barefoot in tight white capris, her nipples poking through tissue-thin black T-shirts.

[quote]Onassis reveled in this new Jackie and spoiled her. Expensive jewels were nestled on her breakfast tray. She lunched. She sunbathed. She did yoga by the pool and shopped extravagantly.

[…]

[quote]No amount of luxury, however, could obliterate the horrors of Jack's death. November, now and for the rest of her life, would be her darkest month.

[quote]'I'm a freak,' she'd say. 'I'll always be a freak. Sometimes I think I will never be able to be truly happy again.'

[quote]She suffered excruciating, pulsating pain in her neck, which she believed was permanent nerve damage from clutching Jack's shattered head in her lap. There were still days when she couldn't get out of bed.

[quote]So what if, in her better moments, she shopped and shopped and shopped? So what?

[quote]Her dread that no one would ever really know or understand her could be quelled, for a little while, with things. As could her anxiety that, at any moment, Onassis might tire of her, the latest object in his empire.

[quote]Her shopping sprees went into vengeful overdrive whenever she suspected her new husband was secretly romancing his old flame Maria Callas.

[quote]She was right: Ari had started cheating on Jackie just two weeks into their marriage.

[quote]And so Jackie started flashing his credit cards in the world's most expensive department stores, buying doubles and triples of shirts and sweaters in the finest cashmere, secretly reselling half her purchases and pocketing the cash.

[…]

[quote]Onassis had no tolerance for Jackie's depressions or her increasingly lengthy absences. Nor could he understand why she hadn't held up her end of the bargain to expand his empire, to make him palatable to politicians and CEOs.

[quote] Jackie bashed MLK, calling him a horrible person.

All the Kennedy crowd hated MLK. King was working too closely with communist fronts. That's why over Hoover's objections the FBI was ordered by Noble Bobby to wiretap his phones and bedrooms.

At the time of his assassination, MLK was about to be named in a divorce suit filed by a white Los Angeles dentist, whose wife Marty was fucking.

I have a hard time that in that era a white man would admit his wife cheated on him with a black man

Left out a key word : a hard time *believing* that...

tots & pears

So how many times a year did she agree to let him fuck her?

Also, she was always so lean that it isn't surprising to learn a 24 pound weight loss sent her to hospital.

Ari was a pig for not understanding her depression.

Onassis was back fucking Callas in her fat Greek ass 3 weeks after her married Jackie. The First Lady didn't do anal.