Be great to see the house on Madeira, of the last Austrian Emperor and king of Hungary, where the family Habsburg lives with their 7 children's, and where the king dead. Thanks
I was around then and I don't recall Jackie ever "mourning the loss of Aristotle!" She married him for money and protection and he married her for the "trophy wife" status and prestige - period! From what I recall, she did everything possible to avoid him - he'd fly to NYC to see her and when she found out he was on his way she'd fly to Europe. Then he'd fly to Europe to catch up with her only to have her leave before he arrived - this was not a "love story" by any stretch, more like a "business arrangement!" We have a way of sugar coating a lot of our history.
This is exactly what I told my friends: She was a really despicable woman! She came to this planet only to Dress up, show up and manipulate Man to have a rich lifestyle without doing nothing. Maria Callas said in a interview that Jackie Kennedy was very bad luck person and brought misfortunes in every person she has close contact! She's stole Onassis from Maria Callas...The love of her life!😢😢😢
They were estranged when he died. He would ridicule her in the presence of others. He was in the process of divorcing her. He blamed her for the death of his son. Jackie would have never “mourned “ in public.
Aristotle first dated Jackies Sister; he then met Jackie and decided he wanted to Marry Jackie .I read he Payed Jackie some Money so she would Marry him. How could she Refuse the Money! You can get anything with Money !
Ive read numerous books about her from growing until her death. She was a wonderful mother fearing the lives of her children more so, after the death of Robert Kennedy.. I met a lady in up state New York who worked for her. This lady spoke of her as being generous and kind. We all survive our circumstances im the best way we know how. I just know there's no way I would have been able to be in that car the day she lost her husband. The trauma of that day will never be forgotten! She handled these set of circumstances with such graciousness. She made mistakes like we all do .She was the only queen we've ever had leaving a legacy that we never be appreciated by everyone. Doing more and leaving more than we are even aware.
Really. We should stop idolizing people. Other than the assassination of JFK, which was truly devestating, she was no saint. She did what many women of her kind of background did; she married Onassis for money and stability. She had affairs with married men ; RFK, Jr and Maurice Tempelsman (that affair began 4 years before he and his wife separated and he was still married while they were living together). I admire the fact that she held a job, which she obviously did not need to do financially. She raised 2 well adjusted children...not easy to do. But people should stop putting her up on a pedestal.
You, I’m certain, have access to more intimate knowledge of the life of Jackie K Onassis , but I think my memory of her attitude toward her second husband was reported as being more mercenary and calculating then loving. She was busy elsewhere when Onassis died , she didn’t spend anytime mourning but she did secure substantial monetary security to live life in the manner she felt best suited her needs and satisfied her desires. I’m curious about the time she needed to fulfill her philanthropic obligations, as mentioned. How and what did she do in that regard? The Grey Garden’s saga made me wonder about her empathy toward others, even her own relatives.
I believe that's quite untrue. There was no hidden agenda between Aristotle or Jackie. He wanted her style and contacts she wanted security for her children. The shock of that JFK's death would have haunted her 24/7. Thousands of women have married for money and security and made no secret of it.
@@Angelfeather100 She stole her sister's man and to put the cherry on the top, tried to browbeat Lee's fiancé into giving her more in their prenup. The dude cancelled the wedding ONE HOUR before b/c he was so sick of being harrassed by her lawyers. And this is from HIS mouth, not some 3rd source or gossip. He never married. Jackie was a piece of work.
I love watching your videos. They are aesthetically pleasing and very well made. The narrative style is also very calm and pleasant. I know almost all of your videos. I don't want a special video about a particular historical celebrity, but it would be very interesting to reveal the connections and network of many of the people you show in more detail. It becomes clear again and again that the Onassis, Kennedy, Radziwill, Agnelli, Grimaldi, Bourbon, Churchill families and many Hollywood legends, film producers and presidents are/were closely connected through family ties or close friendships. More about this would be super interesting.
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Great video! But you missed the Onassis house in Paris and in Monaco. Also, Aristotle built the Olympic Tower building at 641 5th Ave. in NYC, the rival to Trump Tower, where they lived. It was a billion dollars. He sold his airline and built this skyscraper!
Despite some of her controversial behaviors, she got us through the Assassination with dignity and grace. I forgive her for seeking protection for herself and her children. I have NO criticism of her at all.
I would like to see the Kennedy houses throughout New England. I think it also might be interesting to houses belonging to the people who signed the Declaration of Independence. Maybe the President’s homes before and after their time in office. Thanks enjoying your videos!
She was the epitome of absolute class. No one can understand what she was feeling during either of her marriages & why she did the things she did. I doubt she ever imagined her life would blow up the way it did, when JFK was assassinated. She obviously did what was best for her & her family. The jealousy & criticism is so unnecessary. Nicely done. Thank you for this! 😊
Isle of Scorpio: Onassis stipulated in his testament that the island should never been sold. In case that one of his heirs would not be able to afford the maintenance of the island, it should go either to the state of Greece or to Olympic Airways. Therefor, the contract with the russian (in fact, his wife), is a rental, not a sale. As the greek legislation allows land rental of up to a maximum of 99 years, the price of the rental was fixed to 1 mio USD per year plus interest. Meanwhile, the island is subject to tremendous works and destructions by the russian, although works stopped since a while, leaving craters and destroyed landscapes. Furthermore, Scorpio is now a hotspot for boat tourists.
Love your segments, this one you out did yourself, Mrs. Kennedy Onassis had class, style.. that my favorite place to watch was The Red Gate Mansion, showed her true love of location, decor, love for horses, a classy LADY. as for which other place to visit I have no interest, people of today have lost the stylish, design, characters, of beautiful locations to spruce up, they have no class, no style, no personality whatsoever so my interest is at a low point..if no return to grand stylish persons and homes… thank you for your beautiful, well done segment on Mrs. K. Onassis 💖😉
"The Red Gate Farm" was my favorite. I would say it is alot of upkeep though but who would care with all tht moneyand other peole to do all of yoru work? You can find other artistic adventures to dabble into. Love life to say well for so many years and not be too sick to enjoy it all! She really did get way too think in later years and I never noticed that before. Seems tlike the more you have the more you want, and never are you content. That is quite sad though, as you just cannot figure out what it is you really want. The apartments were fine and easily maintained, but probbly not as private? But some people like attention and being looked at, as they have so much to show to others. . Lucky people who launch onto something early in life, and it just happens to click, and there they are, rich as anyone could dream. This is very interesting, and I love watching to see just how the other half lives, and think what I would truly have wanted, if them.
Yes, beautiful homes - but considering the lovely Jackie's three-pack-a-day cigarette habit and Mr. Onassis apparently never being without a fat cigar or cigarette in his mouth, those picturesque rooms must've been frequently wreathed in grey smoke and smelling like a dirty ashtray. Same thing with Buckingham Palace - also a haven for chain smokers. What a blessing that smoking is no longer fashionable.
Beautifully told, thank you. I'd really love to know more about Grimaldi's (maybe the Kellys, too) and Kennedy's mansions. You just gained a new subscriber to both your channels 😊Update:even if I browsed the channel before, I just found the Kennedy's video, so double thanks for today
To say Jackie mourned Onassis’s passing is absolutely absurd! The marriage was on the rocks and she was in the US when he was dying in a Paris hospital.
I would like to see a documentary on the estates of Lady Olga Deterding, if you please. Also, Daisy Fellowes' residences would be wonderful to view. Thanks kindly
Hee hee hee… Jackie was no simple woman, nor was she a romantic. She was a shrewd investor, a spirited individual and no man’s fool. She learned from her mother to not marry for love, but marry for money. Both of her husbands were despicable lotharios who paid her handsomely for the veil of respectability she brought, and for her eternal silence. Sadly, like so many women of her ilk and era she chose to replace food with cigarettes to retain her sylphlike figure.
She was Jack Kennedy’a fool. He slept with every woman he could lure into his bed, which were many and often. I think the humiliation she endured caused her to create the fantasy of a ‘Camelot’ that never existed. The Kennedy’s were not a family whose history inspires in terms of morals or integrity. She was not above staying with a man who had little regard for loyalty or commitment to his marital vows, so she was, in a manner of speaking , a man’s fool.
Let’s get one thing straight, her first marriage was for love! Her second, was for security. After, her brother-in-law was killed, she said their killing Kennedy’s and Onassis could give her that plus more! Good for her!
To be fair, she felt her children were the next targets as they were Kennedy's. She sought money to protect her kids. Onassis had money and was out of the country. She felt her kids would be safe. It helps to remember that context.
Aristotle Onassis made tons of money, but he certainly was NOT "old money." If you do not believe me just read his biography. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, on the other hand, really was old money.
And who "owns" all that junk now? Being so "rich" makes those people miserable, and/or sick. The more simple, unselfish, and uncomplicated your life is, the more you care about other people.
Jackie Kennedy earned every penny she got for living with Onassis. Onassis was during their marriage still carrying on a love affair with a certain opera star named Maria Callas.
In fact there is a story at Onassis's funeral in 1975, Jackie sent Ted Kennedy in Christina O's limo to ask her for some financial crap, and Christina was so incensed, she kicked him out of the car. Jackie's marriage to O was a legal document which specified how many times a week he was allowed to have sex with her! I just don't understand why he bothered, and why she accepted (there were plenty of people far richer than Onassis and far better looking, as well as much younger, that she had access to.
@@nicholasscapin285 CLUELESS BS. HE WAS A DECREPIT OLD MAN. IF SHE WANTED THT, SHE WOULD NOT HAVE A LEGAK DOCUMENT RESTRICTING HOW MAY TIMES A WEEK HE COULD DO IT TO HER.
Maria Callas was an accomplished woman of intrinsic worth, and talent. Most importantly, she loved and was committed to Ari Onassis. Ari Onassis was an idiot to leave Maria Callas for Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.
@@TomSnyder-gx5ru Jackie didn't screw her over, Ari did. It was Ari's decision to dump Maria, had nothing to do with Jackie, I mean he was with Maria like 20 years and never wanted to marry her so something was missing. Maria had to be dumb to stick to him.
The room you show [@5:17] as being in Jacqueline Onassis' New York apartment is actually the West Sitting Hall located in the White House in Washington DC , designed and created by her while First Lady, by partitioning it from the long second floor Center Hall as a adjunct to the cramped first family's residence space. It features that large arched lunette window seen in the exterior west wall.
What business is it of yours??????? Only Caroline is left and she is in her 60's, she has plenty of her own. None of these homes were her childhood home, why would she want to keep them?
What is wrong with Caroline's generation. It's all money money money there's not an ounce of sentiment there, it's just sell sell sell don't worry about keeping any of these properties to hand to the next generations. So sad when you think about the histories of some of those properties
Caroline has no use for Red Gate Farm as her children are now older and have moved on with their lives and careers. They have plenty, she does not need to keep funding this place. It wasnt her childhood home. Caroline is now in her 60's, time for her to downsize her holdings and it's none of your business.
What I don’t understand is why am did not marry the opera singer I forget her name. She was really beautiful and she truly loved him. Maria Callas I think was.
Die Yacht Christina, war verglichen mit heutigen Yachten eine alte Kaluppe. Und viele der hier gezeigten Hausinneneinrichtungen sind nicht original. Leider nicht besonders gut recherchiert.
I'll never understand why the rooms of most of these mansions had such bland colors in them. Some had wallpaper, but most of them were white and beige. I just believe that old buildings should be brought back to their initial glory... I do think it's a shame that one of these buildings was demolished. We lose a piece of our history whenever that happens.
She is the one who convinced New York City to NOT tear down Grand Central Terminal but to preserve and maintain the fabulous structure. Plus she played a large part in keeping Central Park natural yet add at least one playground for the children. NYC thinks of her quite fondly. So do I.
@@stj971 all he could do that would have had the ability to make her even notice would have been to keep her from getting money. That would have jolted her icy demeanor and fired up a reaction of such magnitude the world would have rocked.
COMMENT: Which “old money” A-list star’s homes would you like us to feature next on this channel?
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The Mellons
The Rothschilds especially the mansion you can see from the M4 motorway.
Be great to see the house on Madeira, of the last Austrian Emperor and king of Hungary, where the family Habsburg lives with their 7 children's, and where the king dead. Thanks
Huguette Clark. She had mansions she didn't even visit.
I was around then and I don't recall Jackie ever "mourning the loss of Aristotle!" She married him for money and protection and he married her for the "trophy wife" status and prestige - period! From what I recall, she did everything possible to avoid him - he'd fly to NYC to see her and when she found out he was on his way she'd fly to Europe. Then he'd fly to Europe to catch up with her only to have her leave before he arrived - this was not a "love story" by any stretch, more like a "business arrangement!" We have a way of sugar coating a lot of our history.
This is exactly what I told my friends: She was a really despicable woman! She came to this planet only to Dress up, show up and manipulate Man to have a rich lifestyle without doing nothing. Maria Callas said in a interview that Jackie Kennedy was very bad luck person and brought misfortunes in every person she has close contact! She's stole Onassis from Maria Callas...The love of her life!😢😢😢
They were estranged when he died. He would ridicule her in the presence of others. He was in the process of divorcing her. He blamed her for the death of his son. Jackie would have never “mourned “ in public.
😂 exactly ! 👌🏼 she never loved him , she loved his money 💰
Aristotle first dated Jackies Sister; he then met Jackie and decided he wanted to Marry Jackie .I read he Payed Jackie some Money so she would Marry him. How could she Refuse the Money! You can get anything with Money !
Wow she married him for money. 😢😢 Very sad.
Ive read numerous books about her from growing until her death. She was a wonderful mother fearing the lives of her children more so, after the death of Robert Kennedy.. I met a lady in up state New York who worked for her. This lady spoke of her as being generous and kind. We all survive our circumstances im the best way we know how. I just know there's no way I would have been able to be in that car the day she lost her husband. The trauma of that day will never be forgotten! She handled these set of circumstances with such graciousness. She made mistakes like we all do .She was the only queen we've ever had leaving a legacy that we never be appreciated by everyone.
Doing more and leaving more than we are even aware.
@ken84deb. Your not to bright, are you?
“She mourned the loss of Aristotle”??! You certainly have the sense of humour!
Was coming to look for a comment. You didn't disappoint!
She mourn the loss of his money!
Really. We should stop idolizing people. Other than the assassination of JFK, which was truly devestating, she was no saint. She did what many women of her kind of background did; she married Onassis for money and stability. She had affairs with married men ; RFK, Jr and Maurice Tempelsman (that affair began 4 years before he and his wife separated and he was still married while they were living together). I admire the fact that she held a job, which she obviously did not need to do financially. She raised 2 well adjusted children...not easy to do. But people should stop putting her up on a pedestal.
@@WakandaBabe At 95-years-old Tempelsman is still around and still "married" to his wife.
@Angelfeather100. I agree. There are certainly some extremely delusional people on this site. They must be living in wonderland in their brains.
You, I’m certain, have access to more intimate knowledge of the life of Jackie K Onassis , but I think my memory of her attitude toward her second husband was reported as being more mercenary and calculating then loving. She was busy elsewhere when Onassis died , she didn’t spend anytime mourning but she did secure substantial monetary security to live life in the manner she felt best suited her needs and satisfied her desires. I’m curious about the time she needed to fulfill her philanthropic obligations, as mentioned. How and what did she do in that regard? The Grey Garden’s saga made me wonder about her empathy toward others, even her own relatives.
She had zero empathy for others.
I believe that's quite untrue. There was no hidden agenda between Aristotle or Jackie. He wanted her style and contacts she wanted security for her children. The shock of that JFK's death would have haunted her 24/7. Thousands of women have married for money and security and made no secret of it.
You are putting this way more tactful and delicate than I'm about to.
@@Angelfeather100 She stole her sister's man and to put the cherry on the top, tried to browbeat Lee's fiancé into giving her more in their prenup. The dude cancelled the wedding ONE HOUR before b/c he was so sick of being harrassed by her lawyers. And this is from HIS mouth, not some 3rd source or gossip. He never married. Jackie was a piece of work.
What is the Grey Garden Saga? I never heard of it and I'm curious now
Protection and having prestige luxury life why she married Onassis.
I love watching your videos. They are aesthetically pleasing and very well made. The narrative style is also very calm and pleasant. I know almost all of your videos. I don't want a special video about a particular historical celebrity, but it would be very interesting to reveal the connections and network of many of the people you show in more detail. It becomes clear again and again that the Onassis, Kennedy, Radziwill, Agnelli, Grimaldi, Bourbon, Churchill families and many Hollywood legends, film producers and presidents are/were closely connected through family ties or close friendships. More about this would be super interesting.
Thanks Joachim! Sounds like a great idea for a video :)
Thank you so much for all the Jackie Kennedy I am really enjoying
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Great video! But you missed the Onassis house in Paris and in Monaco. Also, Aristotle built the Olympic Tower building at 641 5th Ave. in NYC, the rival to Trump Tower, where they lived. It was a billion dollars. He sold his airline and built this skyscraper!
Yes! The Olympic Tower in NYC!!
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@@tintanewsHalston had his office in this building.
Those who "Have" have so very very much!
Money begets money so they say😂
The homes of Truman Capote's "Swans" would be interestingly delightful and informative.
Despite some of her controversial behaviors, she got us through the Assassination with dignity and grace. I forgive her for seeking protection for herself and her children. I have NO criticism of her at all.
I would like to see the Kennedy houses throughout New England. I think it also might be interesting to houses belonging to the people who signed the Declaration of Independence. Maybe the President’s homes before and after their time in office. Thanks enjoying your videos!
I read that Ethel Kennedy's house what's a pigsty and then her animals pooped everywhere.
She was the epitome of absolute class. No one can understand what she was feeling during either of her marriages & why she did the things she did. I doubt she ever imagined her life would blow up the way it did, when JFK was assassinated. She obviously did what was best for her & her family. The jealousy & criticism is so unnecessary. Nicely done. Thank you for this! 😊
I always admired Jackie. She was a very classy lady. What she had to go through when her husband was assassinated
@theresaballou9401 Oh great, your another one, not too bright are you?
@@roseoreillysievers6057. You people, really need to grow functional brains. Jeez!!
@@Cathy-f6m Bright enough to know when to use “your” correctly, in a sentence.😏😘
Nice to hear this one of my favorite couple thank you guys
Isle of Scorpio: Onassis stipulated in his testament that the island should never been sold. In case that one of his heirs would not be able to afford the maintenance of the island, it should go either to the state of Greece or to Olympic Airways. Therefor, the contract with the russian (in fact, his wife), is a rental, not a sale. As the greek legislation allows land rental of up to a maximum of 99 years, the price of the rental was fixed to 1 mio USD per year plus interest. Meanwhile, the island is subject to tremendous works and destructions by the russian, although works stopped since a while, leaving craters and destroyed landscapes. Furthermore, Scorpio is now a hotspot for boat tourists.
Guess again
Russians with money are so tacky
Love your segments, this one you out did yourself, Mrs. Kennedy Onassis had class, style.. that my favorite place to watch was The Red Gate Mansion, showed her true love of location, decor, love for horses, a classy LADY. as for which other place to visit I have no interest, people of today have lost the stylish, design, characters, of beautiful locations to spruce up, they have no class, no style, no personality whatsoever so my interest is at a low point..if no return to grand stylish persons and homes… thank you for your beautiful, well done segment on Mrs. K. Onassis 💖😉
Thank you for kind words and support, Amy!
Different worlds all wrapped into one. I cannot fathom a lifestyle such as this.
This was wonderful! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it, Carol!
"The Red Gate Farm" was my favorite. I would say it is alot of upkeep though but who would care with all tht moneyand other peole to do all of yoru work? You can find other artistic adventures to dabble into. Love life to say well for so many years and not be too sick to enjoy it all! She really did get way too think in later years and I never noticed that before.
Seems tlike the more you have the more you want, and never are you content. That is quite sad though, as you just cannot figure out what it is you really want. The apartments were fine and easily maintained, but probbly not as private? But some people like attention and being looked at, as they have so much to show to others.
. Lucky people who launch onto something early in life, and it just happens to click, and there they are, rich as anyone could dream. This is very interesting, and I love watching to see just how the other half lives, and think what I would truly have wanted, if them.
I suspect when Onassis died, Jackie heaved a sigh of relief and said: "Well, that's over with, finally."
Yes, beautiful homes - but considering the lovely Jackie's three-pack-a-day cigarette habit and Mr. Onassis apparently never being without a fat cigar or cigarette in his mouth, those picturesque rooms must've been frequently wreathed in grey smoke and smelling like a dirty ashtray.
Same thing with Buckingham Palace - also a haven for chain smokers. What a blessing that smoking is no longer fashionable.
Perfect example of when you die rich you're taking nothing with you
So true! ❤️🇦🇺
Give us CJ Rhodes's money trail in Africa and Europe, the gold diamond magnate. And most of his connections to Roschield family.
How much luxury can one person have.
# real money
Those that don't have it seem to biotch about those that do have it
Very Very interesting documentary about These People
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Beautifully told, thank you. I'd really love to know more about Grimaldi's (maybe the Kellys, too) and Kennedy's mansions. You just gained a new subscriber to both your channels 😊Update:even if I browsed the channel before, I just found the Kennedy's video, so double thanks for today
Stavros Niarchos senior homes and houses would be wonderful to see.
This is pretty fascinating.
To say Jackie mourned Onassis’s passing is absolutely absurd! The marriage was on the rocks and she was in the US when he was dying in a Paris hospital.
I would like to see a documentary on the estates of Lady Olga Deterding, if you please. Also, Daisy Fellowes' residences would be wonderful to view. Thanks kindly
Hee hee hee… Jackie was no simple woman, nor was she a romantic. She was a shrewd investor, a spirited individual and no man’s fool. She learned from her mother to not marry for love, but marry for money. Both of her husbands were despicable lotharios who paid her handsomely for the veil of respectability she brought, and for her eternal silence.
Sadly, like so many women of her ilk and era she chose to replace food with cigarettes to retain her sylphlike figure.
She was Jack Kennedy’a fool. He slept with every woman he could lure into his bed, which were many and often. I think the humiliation she endured caused her to create the fantasy of a ‘Camelot’ that never existed. The Kennedy’s were not a family whose history inspires in terms of morals or integrity. She was not above staying with a man who had little regard for loyalty or commitment to his marital vows, so she was, in a manner of speaking , a man’s fool.
She was a harlot up for sale. Aristotle Onassis bought her like a cattleman buys a coveted cow.
Let’s get one thing straight, her first marriage was for love! Her second, was for security. After, her brother-in-law was killed, she said their killing Kennedy’s and Onassis could give her that plus more! Good for her!
She was not a shrewd investor. Templesman invested for her and made her very rich.
Christina Onassis called Jackie the most mercenary woman she had ever met.
My God, Jackie was so much after money it’s with the screaming towards the sky!!!!
To be fair, she felt her children were the next targets as they were Kennedy's. She sought money to protect her kids. Onassis had money and was out of the country. She felt her kids would be safe. It helps to remember that context.
Tragically ironical that Jackie's beloved son JFK Jr died when his plane crashed only a few miles off Red Gate Farm's beach.
Peapack New Jersey is nowhere near the ocean or beach. I don't understand why this video wants to spread misinformation
Wow very informative and educational knowing Onasis since i was young
Aristotle Onassis made tons of money, but he certainly was NOT "old money." If you do not believe me just read his biography. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, on the other hand, really was old money.
Maybe old, but not much left, which is why she and her sister chose the profession of digging gold.
Murdoch on the yacht spoiled it !!!!!!!!!.
It would be perfect to live on that Island ! x
Red gate, you had me at blueberry patch.
Just the annual real-estate taxes at 1040 in Manhattan are more than $250K now. You have to add maintenance 20-30K/ month to that. Lol.
Now that they are all gone,who inherited all of these treasures?
And who "owns" all that junk now? Being so "rich" makes those people miserable, and/or sick. The more simple, unselfish, and uncomplicated your life is, the more you care about other people.
Jackie Kennedy earned every penny she got for living with Onassis. Onassis was during their marriage still carrying on a love affair with a certain opera star named Maria Callas.
I disagree she was used to living w a wandering husband. One was the POTUS and his behavior never would've changed if he had lived .
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Jackie KO just loved herself and no one else!!!
In fact there is a story at Onassis's funeral in 1975, Jackie sent Ted Kennedy in Christina O's limo to ask her for some financial crap, and Christina was so incensed, she kicked him out of the car. Jackie's marriage to O was a legal document which specified how many times a week he was allowed to have sex with her! I just don't understand why he bothered, and why she accepted (there were plenty of people far richer than Onassis and far better looking, as well as much younger, that she had access to.
Jackie Kennedy has been the nastiest harlot in American history.
He had what she needed down below along with the $ 🎉
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@@nicholasscapin285 CLUELESS BS. HE WAS A DECREPIT OLD MAN. IF SHE WANTED THT, SHE WOULD NOT HAVE A LEGAK DOCUMENT RESTRICTING HOW MAY TIMES A WEEK HE COULD DO IT TO HER.
I think of Maria Callas more than the American.
Yeah, Jackie screwed her over didn't she - but yet she's portrayed as almost "Saint" like!
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Maria Callas was an accomplished woman of intrinsic worth, and talent. Most importantly, she loved and was committed to Ari Onassis. Ari Onassis was an idiot to leave Maria Callas for Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.
@@ReneGade-pg1sr Exactly
@@TomSnyder-gx5ru Jackie didn't screw her over, Ari did. It was Ari's decision to dump Maria, had nothing to do with Jackie, I mean he was with Maria like 20 years and never wanted to marry her so something was missing. Maria had to be dumb to stick to him.
Playing these at .75 speed warms my black soul.
Wonderful !!
I love the red gate farm
Only 250k ? Oh wow
The Duke of Westminster last name is Grovsoner . He is worth billions & is best friends with prince William
Yes we have many videos on them :)
You mean Grosvenor
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Feature the properties of Caroline of Monaco
衣食無憂，精神生活快樂， 就很幸福了！
It is a beautiful home.
The room you show [@5:17] as being in Jacqueline Onassis' New York apartment is actually the West Sitting Hall located in the White House in Washington DC , designed and created by her while First Lady, by partitioning it from the long second floor Center Hall as a adjunct to the cramped first family's residence space. It features that large arched lunette window seen in the exterior west wall.
@@alecs1196 your knowledge of the history of the room you write about is detailed and impressive. Well done
You could buy property a lot cheaper then
Amazing narrating ! 🤗
(Proper English, not AI )
Jackie "mourning" the loss of Onassis??? LOL, She was lucky he died before he divorced her.
I feel really sad we do not maintain the opulence we used to .
'We'?
But society in general has no more class.
Historical architecture is routinely destroyed unfortunately.
you forgot the apartment in Paris 88 avenue Foch !
Jackie had class and style! Lovely decor that screams classy!
Martha's Vinyard please Thank you for sharing
I'd like to see a video on William Andrews Clark.
I guess that ruski is gonna destroy Scorpio for sure.
Lynewood Mansion. Investors of the Titanic!
great video
So, all estates were sold, including the yacht. Nothing was kept.
What business is it of yours??????? Only Caroline is left and she is in her 60's, she has plenty of her own. None of these homes were her childhood home, why would she want to keep them?
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Didn't Ari also have an apartment on one of the big avenues in Paris? And a place or two in Monte Carlo or in that neighborhood?
Onassis was not old money.
Can you do the Big Sur area in California please
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I dont care what people say, she wasnt beautiful.
Agree
Neither are you.
He blamed Jackie for his sons death he said,it was due to the Kennedy curse.
When i Think of Onassis,i Think fatal opulence ☝️WE remain futile créatures subjected to pain and Destiny will Always Prevail ☝️Maktoob☝️Onassis 😢😢😢
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Jackie ,what hVe u done after Onassis
What is wrong with Caroline's generation. It's all money money money there's not an ounce of sentiment there, it's just sell sell sell don't worry about keeping any of these properties to hand to the next generations. So sad when you think about the histories of some of those properties
Caroline has no use for Red Gate Farm as her children are now older and have moved on with their lives and careers. They have plenty, she does not need to keep funding this place. It wasnt her childhood home. Caroline is now in her 60's, time for her to downsize her holdings and it's none of your business.
What I don’t understand is why am did not marry the opera singer I forget her name. She was really beautiful and she truly loved him. Maria Callas I think was.
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Die Yacht Christina, war verglichen mit heutigen Yachten eine alte Kaluppe. Und viele der hier gezeigten Hausinneneinrichtungen sind nicht original. Leider nicht besonders gut recherchiert.
Ashevilles Biltmore Estate
Now, jackie's apartment was a thing of beauty, why did she marry him?I never could figure that out.They don't think it was money
Still in existence?
I'll never understand why the rooms of most of these mansions had such bland colors in them. Some had wallpaper, but most of them were white and beige. I just believe that old buildings should be brought back to their initial glory... I do think it's a shame that one of these buildings was demolished. We lose a piece of our history whenever that happens.
"The second time you marry for money ..." - JK
Do a show on Imelda Marcos.
Onasis was very rich, but "old money " it is not.
The Vanderbilts
Sad how she treated him . AND not to go to the Funeral!???? @ least did her kids go
There are many photos of Jackie and her children at his funeral. One with her walking arm and arm with his daughter.
Come,come, Jackie mourning.her.husband, charity, you must.jokeing She married for hisbmoney
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She was a vile creature taking herself super seriously and giving nothing to no one 😢
Jackie married Onassis for his money and apparently treated him horribly. But, he married her for social status.
No. She was not a romantic or naive at all, but she was very intelligent, cultured and beautiful shark who had a quick wit and sense of style.
She is the one who convinced New York City to NOT tear down Grand Central Terminal but to preserve and maintain the fabulous structure. Plus she played a large part in keeping Central Park natural yet add at least one playground for the children. NYC thinks of her quite fondly. So do I.
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He treated her equally poorly.
@@stj971 all he could do that would have had the ability to make her even notice would have been to keep her from getting money. That would have jolted her icy demeanor and fired up a reaction of such magnitude the world would have rocked.
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She married for the millions she didn’t care for.
Onassis and they kicked her
Ass with 25 million in her pocket not bad
I’m 62 now, but growing up I never thought she was anything special . Melania Trump is beautiful! 😊
Malania has no class. She has a great stylist who she pays very well.
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Melania destroyed the beautiful rose garden at the White House; say what you will about Jackie, she had class
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Onassis isn't old money, he's a self made....
He was old. And very weird
So you know what old money is??? It’s not Onassis money. 😂
Indeed she did seem to be consumed with luxury. The ridiculously exaggerated narration is full of verbosity and pompous expressions. Very very tedious