Like when I bought Victoria Beckham’s book, That Extra Half An Inch which sits next to David Hasselhof’s book, Making Waves. But I won’t read it – I just want it near me. Wow! My mom will buy this book in a heart beat! In fact, I know a LOT of women and men who will be buying this book in a heart beat. “I could bury that sucker,” Onassis said, “although I’d lose Jackie in the process.” * Shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis - RFK’s rival for Jackie’s attention - once threatened to “bring down” Bobby by going public with details of the affair.

* At one point, Ethel Kennedy implored family friend Frank Moore to “tell Bobby to stop sleeping with Jackie.” Instead, Moore told her to find a marriage counselor. Kennedy in July 1966, he found Bobby sitting on a sofa - with Jackie “straddling his lap, her arms around his neck.” * When Commerce Department administrator Kenneth McKnight arrived for a late-evening meeting with Sen. RFK later told Harrington - who had her own affair with RFK - he loved Ethel but “felt just as strongly about Jackie.” It was clear that Bobby was sleeping with his sister-in-law.” “As they began to kiss, he placed one hand on her breast and the other inside of her bikini bottom,” Harrington recalled. David Heymann, Dick Hill, Sep 28, 2009, Tantor Audio edition, mp3 cd. * At the Kennedys’ Palm Beach estate during Christmas 1964, socialite Mary Harrington saw Jackie sunbathing topless, with Bobby kneeling at her side. “When they returned, they looked as chummy and relaxed as a pair of Cheshire cats,” according to Schlesinger

* Six months after JFK’s death, during a May 1964 dinner cruise on the presidential yacht the USS Sequoia, Bobby and Jackie “exchanged poignant glances” before disappearing below deck, leaving Ethel upstairs. Shocking claims within the books covers, include: I was unaware that Jackie Kennedy (Onassis) and her brother-in-law, Robert Kennedy, had an affair following the death of JFK.Īccording to a New York Post article about the new book, Jackie Kennedy had a four-year love affair with Bobby Kennedy that began not long after JFK’s assassination and grew so intense that when RFK was gunned down, it was she - not his wife (Ethel) - who instructed doctors to pull the plug, an explosive new book claims.

Bobby and jackie by c david heymann