The new biography challenges long-standing rumors of the JFK-Malilyn Monroe incident

It is widely believed that Jackie Kennedy was not an unaware of President John F. Kennedy’s affair. But when it came Marilyn Monroeit was different, so she is said to stand up to her husband.

This claim was made by J. Randy Taraborrelli, who wrote a new biographer about the 35th President. “JFK: Private, Public Secret.” This is a follow-up to his book on the 2023 book “Jackie: Public, Private, Secret” about the late First Lady. For his latest book, Taraborrelli drew from hundreds of interviews conducted over 25 years.

“Jackie took care of me (about Monroe),” Taraborelli told Fox News Digital. “Jackie told him, ‘This is not. This can be a problem.” But I don’t think JFK is on Crew Chef, and his radar, besides having “Happy Birthday” at Madison Square Garden.

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Taraborelli claimed that the conversation in question took place before Kennedy’s birthday bash on May 19, 1962. Already establishing herself as a Hollywood sex symbol, Monroe performed the breathless “Happy Birthday” while wearing a beaded gown that was tightly attached to her naked skin.

Jackie wasn’t in the festival. Instead, she attended the Loudon Hunt Horse Show Leesburg, Virginia. It was a decision that Jackie’s mother did not approve, the book claimed.

“It’s selfish,” the patriarch told her. As quoted in the book. “Remember who you are. You are the first lady in America. She’s just an actress.”

But Jackie’s mind was made up.

“I think the reason for her concern is because she knew her husband very well, and it makes sense to her that he had a relationship with Marilyn,” Taraborelli explained to Fox News Digital.

Taraborelli said Jackie “sing Marilyn singled out from everyone else.” “I felt that screen sirens could be “a bigger problem.”

“But JFK’s response was that he told her there was nothing going on between him and Marilyn,” Taraborelli said.

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“But did she believe in him? Can she believe in him? Why does she believe in him?” Taraborelli continued. “…Why does she take his words for it? Jackie thinks JFK might be lying, but she doesn’t know.”

Taraborrelli admitted that there was “so many greys” in the story, as “everyone knew of another version of the event.”

“What we know is Marilyn Shown at Madison Square Gardenshe sings “Happy Birthday” to him. Jackie decides not to attend because he doesn’t want to support it. ”

For decades, it has been rumoured to have a relationship between the president and the film star. According to Hollywood Roar, it has long been claimed that the pair spent the weekend at Bing Crosby’s home in early 1962.

For his book, Taraborelli spoke with Pat Newcomb, a spokesman and best friend for Monroe. She told him there was no meeting at Crosby’s house.

“Pat Newcomb told everyone all sorts of things to Marilyn Monroe, but she’s never told everyone the same thing,” Taraborelli explained.

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“She didn’t believe JFK and Marilyn were having an affair. And, as I wrote in the book, she wasn’t 95 years old and doesn’t attack me as someone who lied about it. I think that happens to people as I get older. She was interested in some kind of myth.”

“She said, “Look, I don’t know either.” Where Bing Crosby lived‘”Taraborrelli shared. “I don’t think about what my friends were doing 65 years ago. But if your friend has something to do with President John F. Kennedy, then I think that’s something you remember, right? She’s also a Marilyn spokesperson. She’d have set up to get Marilyn to go to Palm Springs to be with JFK at Bing Crosby’s house.”

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Taraborelli said he spoke to several sources to find out if Monroe and Kennedy had tried them before. He concluded that there was no sufficient evidence to support that theory.

“(Pat) was pretty stubborn… that could have been a figure of Marilyn’s imagination,” Taraborelli insisted. “And here is what people need to understand. Marilyn Monroe was the best storyteller of her own life. … She often imagined life for herself.

“When it was Bing Crosby’s home that weekend, Pat Newcomb knew nothing about it,” Taraborelli shared. “She said if it happened she would have known because she was her best friend. We also saw other sources that have spoken about it over the years and we were able to expose them.”

Taraborrelli believes that at one point Monroe called Kennedy’s house at Hyannis Port In 1962, before the Madison Square Garden event. This is a previously shared claim in his book about Jackie. However, he asserted that despite Jackie’s reporting concerns about the blonde bomb, “there is no sufficient evidence to support Marilyn and JFK being involved.”

According to the book, Kennedy’s social and friend Louise “Fifi” hosted a black tie party in 1962 at a pad in New York City. Taraborelli claimed that Kennedy had met Monroe.

“It was a cocktail party, and Peter Lawford (actor and member of Rat Pack) invited both Marilyn and JFK,” Taraborelli told Fox News Digital. “Marilyn was very late to get there. JFK almost left without seeing her.”

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Six months ago, Monroe I attended the Frank Sinatra concert In Las Vegas. Kennedy’s sisters, Jean and Pat, also existed. Later, Lawford invited Monroe to dinner at the couple’s Santa Monica home in tribute to Bobby and Ethel Kennedy, Taraborelli said. An excited Monroe is said to have told a close friend that it was a “date” with Bobby. It was really a gathering with “at least dozens of others,” Taraborelli pointed out.

Monroe passed away in August 1962. From an overdose of barbiturate. She was 36 years old. According to Talaborelli, Jackie was said to be saddened by the news.

“It was tragic and terrible,” Taraborelli replied. “It was very sad that an overdose ended her life. It was terrible, terrible.”

Though Taraborelli could not verify the rumors surrounding the star, he made a surprising discovery about Kennedy.

“What surprised me was the complexity of his story,” explained Taraborelli. “In this book, I didn’t want to defend him, but I think you can understand him better. Towards the end of the book, he told his sister-in-law, “The way you treated Jackie was so painful, painful, I meant to be embarrassed.” That accountability surprised me.

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“Jackie and JFK were preparing to renew their wedding vows,” he said. “Her mother even told me if Jackie was still in love with JFK. And he was murdered. It’s a horrifying story, but it’s one of accountability and forgiveness.”