His marital life was marred by controversy
The following of these interesting facts about John F. Kennedy is the controversy surrounding his marriage. During his marriage to Jackie Kennedy, JFK is known for having several affairs. JFK and Jackie were wed for ten years—until his death—even though he had an affair. His reported most well-known liaison was with actress Marilyn Monroe. He is also thought to have had relationships with Gene Tierney and Anita Ekberg, both of whom are actors.
JFK's marriage proposal was slow to be accepted by Jackie. Editor Jackie has had a lot of success. Because she was tasked with covering the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in London for The Washington Times-Herald, she took some time to accept JFK's proposal. She thought it over and decided to accept. On September 12, 1953, in Newport, Rhode Island, JFK and Jackie were wed.
Four kids were born to him and Jackie Kennedy. The Kennedys also had two other kids besides Caroline and John Jr. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy was born five and a half weeks early on August 7, 1963, and in 1956 Jackie gave birth to a stillborn child they had planned to call Arabella. The infant, who was under five pounds, passed away from a lung condition two days later. In 1963, the two kids' remains were taken out of Massachusetts and interred with their father in Arlington National Cemetery.
