It could rightly be called the Casanova of the White House. John F. Kennedy, one of the most extraordinary presidents of the United States, never hid that love for women inspires him, figuratively speaking, to state feats.
Shirt-guy, a favorite of dazzlingly beautiful actresses, strippers and singers was adored by ordinary Americans. They saw nothing shameful in the fact that women rushed to him, succumbing to the charm of the young president.
Jacqueline, his legal wife, of course, was aware of all the love affairs of John F. Kennedy. But she preferred to keep an aristocratic silence, occasionally giving a caustic description of one or another passion of the owner of the White House. Being the mistress of the president was honorable and profitable: even a short relationship with him promised the beginning of a brilliant career. However, being near him was sometimes dangerous and even disastrous.
Inga Arvad
Back in 1931, this Dane was considered the first beauty of the country. The wasp waist, perfect shapes and blinding smile of Inga Arvad conquered many men. She was so attractive that under the influence of the charms of the beauty she was appointed Minister of Information of Denmark.
Already in exile, staying on American soil, Inga came under the supervision of the FBI. The newly-minted Mata Hari was suspected of espionage, but could not prove anything. In 1941, Inga met a young and charming officer John F. Kennedy. He’s crazy about her, she’s ready to give him her heart too. But relations between the young people stopped at take-off: the formidable and influential father of the future president removed his son from sin away from a naval base.
Gene Tierney
In the bottomless eyes of the star of the 40s, Jean Tierney drowned more than one man. The same fate, apparently, awaited Lieutenant John F. Kennedy. True, this time the sexy beauty was herself as a girl in love with this irresistible guy.
A passionate and stormy romance lasted a whole year, and Jean was already thinking about a wedding dress and future family happiness. However, the powerful Kennedy family instantly reasoned with the young lieutenant. And in 1947, John F. Kennedy in a military way, minting every word, told the poor beauty that their paths from that moment diverge.
Pamela Digby
About this “red witch”, so-called in America Pamela Digby, it was possible to compose legends. Her sensual beauty, in impenetrable love passion, burned the souls of many star men to the bottom. A wealthy aristocrat, independent and free, she chose the gentlemen at her discretion.
Under what circumstances she met John F. Kennedy is unknown. A love affair between them was discovered only in 1947. Once in the passionate embrace of Pamela, John F. Kennedy almost died. The future owner of the White Dogma sharply decreased the pressure caused by Addison’s disease, but the brave beauty quickly took the necessary measures and saved his life.
Judith Exner
Attractive actress Judith Exner, perhaps, was fraught with a certain threat to John F. Kennedy. It was no secret to anyone that she had affairs with the leaders of the American mafia. In 1960, Sinatra brought senator Kennedy and Judith together. The beauty of the actress did not leave indifferent the candidate for the presidency.
A whirlwind romance developed against the background of the election campaign: Jacqueline Kennedy, out of a long-standing habit, again forgave her unfaithful and loving husband. By the way, Judith interrupted an unwanted pregnancy: an illegitimate child could affect Kennedy’s reputation. Later, Exner even wrote a scandalous book, in which she told in detail about the relationship with the President of America.
Marilyn Monroe
Blonde of all times and peoples Marilyn Monroe and did not know how happy and at the same time fatal for her will be the birthday of the young senator, where she was invited by actor Peter Lawford. It happened in 1954. John F. Kennedy was struck not only by Marilyn’s sensual, conspicuous beauty. He was pleasantly surprised that she is smart and well-versed even in political matters.
Perhaps in the life of the future president, it was true love, painful and complex. He could not do a day without a charming blonde, who, according to him, became an outlet in an arduous struggle for power. However, poor Marilyn in the heat of sacrificial passion suddenly lit up with the desire to become the first lady of the country. And even called Catherine Kennedy on the phone, clearly hinting that she was not averse to taking her place.
The desperate and dangerous act of Marilyn Monroe in love could not but entail serious consequences. The Kennedy clan at once felt the threat emanating from it: after all, the political interests of the family were at stake. It did not even take into account the invaluable help of Marilyn Monroe in the election campaign of John F. Kennedy. Marilyn, as a recognized sex symbol of America, using her fame, brought a lot of votes in favor of her beloved man. And yet, one way or another, her fate was sealed. The mysterious and strange death of Marilyn Monroe seems to remain America’s eternal mystery. The president did not come to her funeral, fearing for his reputation. A year later, he was killed by a hired killer’s bullet.
Fanny Fleming
The star of the American burlesque Fanny Fleming (stage name – Blaze Star) was a lot of different original inventions and sometimes just shocked the audience with her tricks. The people, mainly from among wealthy businessmen and prominent politicians, fell on the performances of a dazzlingly beautiful stripper.
Under her spell fell the governor of Louisiana Earl Long. He, figuratively speaking, passed the baton to John F. Kennedy during his visit. The president, seeing the sensual forms of Fanny Fleming, could not resist the temptation. 20 minutes of love in the closet in the next room away from the prying eyes of the governor’s audience was remembered by Fanny for life. Later, she wrote a book about these unforgettable moments with the president.
Jane Mansfield
Jane Mansfield (her real name is Vera Palmer) always wanted to resemble Marilyn Monroe: the fame of the famous blonde did not give her rest. Possessing a sharp mind, she was well aware that the road to the heart of a star man is more often paved by beauties with ideal body shapes. Jane had it all.
One of the most attractive actresses in Hollywood, by the way, became the prototype of the Barbie doll. Her brief relationship with John F. Kennedy began before he met Marilyn Monroe. It’s funny, but during a short affair with the future president, Jane has not yet turned blonde.
It must be said (and it was striking!) that Marilyn Monroe was jealous of the charming Hollywood star, who was seven years younger than her. Jane Mansfield married three times and had five children. Sadly, her bright, eventful life was interrupted at the age of 34: she died in a car accident.
Elizabeth Taylor
Dazzling Cleopatra – Elizabeth Taylor adored John F. Kennedy. A passionate love affair with the president, which lasted very short, brought great benefit to the beauty. Elizabeth Taylor received the coveted role of the Egyptian queen and in addition a million dollars. At that time, such fantastic fees were rarely given to anyone.
Angie Dickinson
One of the sexiest actresses in America Angie Dickinson (real name – Angelina Brown) was able to conquer the heart of any man, to make him obedient to his will. However, she, contrary to Hollywood mores, remained faithful to her husband- a football player. Meeting with John F. Kennedy changed everything in the life of sexy beauty.
The ubiquitous Sinatra again appeared, to put it mildly, as a pimp. Angie Dickinson’s charms were so strong that John F. Kennedy could not resist the pressure of the feelings that overwhelmed him. The tumultuous affair, of course, quickly ended. The president forgot another mistress, and the Hollywood beauty with adoration in her heart remembered this charismatic man for a long time.
Kim Novak
Blonde from Illinois with curvy forms, Hollywood star Kim Novak tried not to advertise her affair with John F. Kennedy. And there were good reasons for this: the jealous Marilyn Monroe always kept her ear up, not letting beautiful rivals to her beloved president. After all, it was she who demanded that Marilyn Polyn Novak take the stage name, Kim Novak. Ambitious Monroe, even in small things, did not tolerate imitation.
Shirley MacLaine
Ballerina, actress, and writer Shirley McLaine also found herself “in the harem” of the tireless president. The friendship of the fragile beauty with Sinatra helped her meet John F. Kennedy, fall in love with him and break up. Much to the surprise of the president’s friends, she was not blonde but proved herself as an activist of the Democratic Party, in which the owner of the White House was.
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