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New York Post
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Kennedy grandson Jack Schlossberg mocks grandma Jacqueline Onassis' pain over former prez's alleged affair in unhinged post
Jack Schlossberg, a Kennedy heir known for making wild public statements on social media, fired off at his late grandmother Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis in an offbeat Instagram post about her troubled personal life on Monday. Schlossberg took a video of a People magazine cover from July 7 featuring his grandmother standing behind his grandfather, John F. Kennedy, with the headline 'Jackie Knew Everything.' The 32-year-old Kennedy scion captioned the post, 'Jackie was right about everything,' alluding to the former first lady knowing about her husband's alleged affair with pop culture icon Marilyn Monroe. Advertisement 5 The Kennedy heir fired off at his late grandmother, Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis, in an offbeat Instagram post about her troubled personal life on Monday. Jack Schlossberg/Instagram Jackie allegedly knew about JFK's long-rumored relationship with Monroe and confronted him about it while he was in office, according to People. J. Randy Taraborrelli — the author of a new biography on the 35th president, 'JFK: Public, Private, Secret' — alleges that Jackie once told Kennedy, 'This one's different, Jack. This one worries me.' Advertisement 'That's from somebody who was right there in the White House who overheard that conversation,' Taraborrelli told the outlet. 'It was reported to me 25 years ago, when I was writing an earlier book, Jackie, Ethel and Joan.' While the affair between the sex symbol and former president has been long-rumored, Taraborrelli claimed Jackie 'didn't know if JFK was involved with her or not. She just assumed it. What I do know is after Marilyn died, Jackie was bereft.' Schlossberg is the only grandson of Jackie, who died of cancer in 1994 at age 64, and JFK, who was assassinated in 1963 at 43. 5 Jacqueline Kennedy sits in the living room of her Washington, DC, residence, March 27, 1960. AP Advertisement 5 Jack Schlossberg at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, Mass., on May 4, 2025. REUTERS Jackie Kennedy, who took the name Onassis after marrying Greek business magnate Aristotle Onassis in 1968, was considered one of the most stylish and distinguished first ladies ever, and during her time, was a media magnet — with newspapers, magazines, and TV obsessively trying to cover every aspect of her life. This isn't the first time Schlossberg has made a bizarre comment about his grandmother. Following the 2025 inauguration, the Harvard grad questioned whether Vice President JD Vance's wife, Usha Vance, was 'hotter' than his grandmother. Advertisement 5 John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy Onassis on the cover of PEOPLE magazine. PEOPLE 'True or false: Usha Vance is way hotter than Jackie O?' he asked his followers on X back in January. After being slammed for his bizarre question, Schlossberg admitted he was a 'literal pervert' in a follow-up post. 'I called my grandmother hot … have I totally lost it? Jesus … this kid will do anything for attention. Your grandfather would be ashamed. Seriously. Time to get a job,' he wrote. Schlossberg left many of his followers concerned, with some even telling the 32-year-old to 'seek help.' 5 Caroline Kennedy and her son, Jack Schlossberg. Schlossberg is the son of former diplomat and author Caroline Kennedy and designer Edwin Schlossberg, who have been married since 1986. Similar to his late grandfather, Schlossberg has held progressive and left-leaning political views. Advertisement Last July, he was appointed Vogue's political correspondent to cover the 2024 presidential election between former President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. He previously endorsed Harris and former President Joe Biden.
Time of India
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
This YouTuber's Miracle Photo Will Make You Cry - You Won't Believe What Happened Next
YouTuber Park We just dropped a photo that's got everyone in tears. On July 6th, he shared a stunning picture from 2014 showing him walking freely on a beach in Cornwall, England - before the accident that changed everything. The image shows Park We with his long legs striding confidently along the shoreline, a bright smile lighting up his face as he enjoys the simple pleasure of walking. "These days, I keep getting messages from people saying they dreamed of me walking on two feet," Park We wrote alongside the photo. "It's always such a heartwarming thing to hear." But this isn't just any ordinary throwback post. This single photograph represents a decade of pain, hope, and the kind of love that makes you believe in miracles. For Park We's nearly 980,000 subscribers, this image is a window into the man he was before fate dealt him the cruelest hand imaginable. When Dreams Feel More Real Than Reality The photo isn't just any random throwback - it's a powerful reminder of what was lost and what could be again. Park We explained that this particular shot was taken in Cornwall, England, back in 2014, just before the tragic fall that left him paralyzed. The timing makes it even more poignant, like a final snapshot of freedom before everything changed. What's really getting to people is his heartfelt message about the future: "If I really do stand up again, I want to go to Cornwall with Ji Eun . I want to see those stars that filled the night sky together with her". It's the kind of romantic dream that hits you right in the feels, especially knowing the journey this couple has been through. The Cornwall beach where this photo was taken holds special significance for Park We. He's often spoken about how that trip to England was supposed to be a celebration of his growing YouTube success. Little did he know it would be his last memory of walking freely. The irony is heartbreaking - he was living his best life, exploring the world, creating content, and planning for a future that would be completely different from what he imagined. The Love Story That Gives Us Hope Park We and Song Ji Eun 's relationship is honestly like something out of a K-drama, but better because it's real. They got married in October 2024, and their love story has been inspiring millions. Song Ji Eun, former member of the girl group Secret, fell for Park We despite - or maybe because of - his incredible strength in facing life's challenges. But their love story didn't start with the accident. The two actually knew each other from the entertainment industry before Park We's fall. Song Ji Eun has revealed in interviews that she always admired Park We's humor and positive energy, even during her Secret days. When the accident happened, she was one of the first people to reach out, not knowing that this gesture of friendship would eventually bloom into something beautiful. The couple's social media interactions are pure gold. When Song Ji Eun saw the Cornwall photo, she commented "I want to go to Cornwall too!!". Earlier this year, Park We even used AI to create wedding photos showing him standing on two feet with his wife, promising "We'll definitely stand up and take photos together again". What makes their relationship even more special is how Song Ji Eun has become Park We's biggest cheerleader. She's not just his wife - she's his rehabilitation partner, his content collaborator, and his source of strength. In one of their joint YouTube videos, Song Ji Eun tearfully admitted, "I fell in love with his spirit first, then his heart. The accident didn't change who he is inside." The Accident That Changed Everything In 2014, Park We suffered a devastating fall that left him with complete paralysis. Doctors initially gave him a diagnosis of total paralysis, but through incredible determination and rehabilitation, he's managed to regain movement in his upper body. His YouTube channel "Weracle" now has nearly 980,000 subscribers who follow his journey of hope and resilience. The accident happened during what should have been a routine day. Park We was working on a construction project to support his growing YouTube career when he fell from a significant height. The impact was so severe that doctors weren't sure he would survive, let alone ever move again. For months, Park We lay in a hospital bed, unable to feel anything below his chest. But here's where the real miracle begins. Instead of giving up, Park We decided to document his recovery journey. His early videos from the hospital bed are some of the most raw and emotional content on YouTube. Watching him struggle to lift his head, then his arms, then finally sit up - it's like witnessing the human spirit refuse to be broken. The most amazing part? In February 2024, Park We actually walked again - with the help of a rehabilitation robot. After 10 years, he took his first steps, and Song Ji Eun was right there cheering him on with "We can do it!" Park We's response? "Let's hold hands and walk together". The Journey of a Thousand Small Victories What people don't see behind the viral videos and heartwarming posts is the daily struggle. Park We's rehabilitation routine is grueling - hours of physical therapy, experimental treatments, and the constant battle against his own body's limitations. Song Ji Eun has shared glimpses of their daily life, showing how she helps him with basic tasks that most of us take for granted. But it's not just physical recovery. Park We has had to rebuild his entire identity. Before the accident, he was known for his physical comedy and energetic content. After the accident, he had to find new ways to connect with his audience. His vulnerability became his strength, and his honesty about the darkest moments of his journey has helped countless others facing similar challenges. The couple has also become advocates for disability rights in South Korea. They've used their platform to highlight accessibility issues and push for better support systems for people with disabilities. Their wedding itself was a statement - proving that love doesn't see limitations, only possibilities. The Power of Community and Hope Park We's subscriber count tells only part of the story. His comment sections are filled with messages from people who've found hope in his journey. Cancer patients, accident survivors, people dealing with depression - they all find something in Park We's story that helps them keep going. One particularly moving moment came when a young man who had lost his legs in a motorcycle accident flew from India to Korea just to meet Park We. The meeting, which was filmed for the channel, showed both men crying as they shared their experiences. "You showed me that life doesn't end with an accident," the young man said. "It just begins differently." Song Ji Eun has also found her own voice through this journey. Once known primarily as a K-pop idol, she's now recognized as a powerful advocate and storyteller in her own right. Her posts about their relationship have gone viral multiple times, not because of celebrity gossip, but because of the genuine love and hope they represent. This story reminds us that sometimes the most beautiful dreams are the ones that seem impossible. In India, we have a saying - "Himmat hai toh sab kuch mumkin hai " (If you have courage, everything is possible). Park We and Song Ji Eun are living proof that love and determination can create miracles, even when the odds seem stacked against you. Their journey from that carefree day in Cornwall to building a life together despite unimaginable challenges shows us that sometimes the most powerful love stories aren't about perfect circumstances - they're about choosing to dream together, no matter what. And maybe, just maybe, we'll see them walking hand in hand on that Cornwall beach again someday.
Miami Herald
07-07-2025
- Miami Herald
Crying in parking lot leads to discovery of newborn in dumpster, Nevada cops say
A passerby discovered a crying newborn in a dumpster in Nevada, deputies said. The worried person called 911 at about 1 p.m. July 5 in Sun Valley, the Washoe County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post. They had been in a parking lot when they heard crying, deputies said. The witness followed the cries to a dumpster where they found the abandoned child, climbed in and removed the infant, the sheriff's office said. Deputies said the baby was taken to a hospital where the child was listed in 'good condition.' In the post, the sheriff's office reminded individuals of Nevada's Safe Haven Law, under which 'a parent may legally surrender an infant, no questions asked at any hospital, fire station, or law enforcement agency within 30 days of birth,' deputies said. The sheriff's office did not immediately respond to McClatchy News' request for more information on July 7. Authorities are investigating the incident and ask anyone with information to call the sheriff's office at 775-785-9276, the detective division at 775-328-3320 or Secret Witness at 775-322-4900. The case number is #25-3244. Sun Valley is about a 5-mile drive northeast from downtown Reno.
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First Post
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- First Post
JFK's secret love life revealed: The tale of Joan Lundberg, who was 'impregnated' by former US president
A new biography has claimed that former US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy had an affair with a flight attendant while he was married to Jackie. He met Joan Lundberg, who was working for Frontier Airlines and as a cocktail waitress, in August 1956 in California. They soon started an affair, and JFK got her pregnant, just months before Jackie gave birth to his daughter read more US President John F Kennedy's personal life has come into the limelight. Photo by John F Kennedy Library Foundation / AFP An upcoming book has made sensational claims about former United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK). The new biography, JFK: Public, Private, Secret by J Randy Taraborrelli, has claimed that the Democrat leader got a young flight attendant pregnant while he was married to Jacqueline Kennedy, better known as Jackie. The stunning claim has brought the personal life of the 35th president of the US to the spotlight. According to the book, Jackie knew about her husband's affair but did not know about his lover's pregnancy. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Let's take a closer look. JFK sparks affair with flight attendant John Kennedy met Joan Lundberg, a young flight attendant, in August 1956 in California. She was working for Frontier Airlines and as a cocktail waitress, according to the biography by Taraborrelli. JFK, a 39-year-old senator from Massachusetts , asked Joan at a dive bar what she was going to play on the jukebox, according to an excerpt from the book, shared with People magazine. ''What are you gonna play?' he asked her. 'I was thinking Elvis Presley, but what would you like to hear?' she asked. He said he wanted to hear something 'so I can concentrate on you.'' When JFK asked Joan, a 23-year-old single mother of two, where she was living, the woman replied, 'trailer court close by'. ''What the hell's a trailer court?' he asked. She laughed and answered, 'You don't want to know.'' Days after meeting Joan, JFK discovered that his wife, Jackie, had given birth to their stillborn daughter, Arabella. JFK was back in Los Angeles (LA) in early September and invited Joan to a dinner party at his sister's home. Around midnight, he took the flight attendant to a motor court where they checked in as 'Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson.' ''The sex that night was 'wild,' claimed Joan. The next morning over breakfast, he unburdened himself. His fears, his insecurities. It was as if she was so removed from his circle, he could share anything,'' People cited the excerpt as saying. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD JFK described his relationship with Jackie as 'an arranged marriage', saying it was 'fine. Not great, but okay.' Former United States President John F Kennedy and first lady Jackie Kennedy watch the first of the 1962 America's Cup races aboard the USS Joseph P Kennedy Jr, off Newport, Rhode Island, in this handout image taken on September 15, 1962. File Photo/Reuters/John F Kennedy Presidential Library As per the biography, Jackie questioned JFK about 'Trailer Park Joan' when he returned to her in Newport, where she was recuperating at Hammersmith Farm. JFK continued his affair with Joan even after his wife found out. He used to fly her to meet him and covered her expenses. By 1957, JFK was being considered a presidential candidate. Taraborrelli's book also carries excerpts from Joan's unpublished memoir, which her family shared with him. ''She told me, 'I never worry about trouble when I'm with Jack because I pass for his sister, Pat, all the time,' ' Joan's sister, Linda Lydon, said. Joan later recalled that she and Jack got along well, 'aside from normal lovers' tiffs between two high-spirited people.' They often discussed his political career, with him starting off sentences with, 'When I'm president . . .'' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD JFK gets Joan Lundberg pregnant Two years after they first met, Joan called JFK to tell him about her pregnancy. The news came just months after the birth of Kennedys' daughter, Caroline. 'Joan would recall that her news about the baby was 'like a knife to Jack's heart.' While it was a shock, Joan wrote that they shouldn't have been so surprised: 'I didn't like wearing a diaphragm, and Jack wouldn't wear a rubber,'' she wrote. 'Jack couldn't help but wonder if Joan had purposely planned the pregnancy given that she'd seen his devotion to Jackie after Caroline's birth. He also wondered if he was really the father, and Joan assured him he was. When he asked her how she felt about the pregnancy, she said she loved the two children she was raising on her own and knew she'd also love any child she and Jack brought into the world. He didn't know how to respond,' the excerpt stated. Later, during a phone call, JFK told Joan he would mail her $400, telling her, 'you'll know what to do' — an apparent reference to an abortion. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD ''Being a politician is who I am,' he told her. 'Politics is all I know. If you take that away . . .' His voice trailed off. Before she could respond, he disconnected the line,'' as per the excerpt from JFK: Public, Private, Secret. When she got the envelope a week later, it reportedly contained no money. The biography mentioned this made JFK 'positively unhinged'. 'Joan later wrote: 'My God! You had never heard anybody use expletives so much in the whole history of Washington.' Jack was very clear; he didn't want Joan to have the baby. He wired more money that same day, and she took care of things a day after that. She was angry and disappointed, but also realistic.' 'When Jack called Joan to check on her, she told him, 'I'm going to need to put some distance between us.' He understood. 'I owe you so much,' he told her. 'One thing I want to say to you, Kennedy,' she told him. 'You love Caroline, and I know that, but I'm somebody's daughter, too. Remember that the next time you treat a woman the way you've treated me.'' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD As per the book, Jackie never came to know about Joan's abortion. Taraborrelli told People that Joan was 'a big revelation' to him, saying she acted as the former US president's 'therapist in many ways.' With inputs from agencies
NDTV
26-06-2025
- Politics
- NDTV
John F Kennedy Got A Flight Attendant Pregnant And Paid For Abortion, New Book Claims
Former US President John F Kennedy once got a flight attendant pregnant, and then paid for her abortion, just months after his wife, Jackie, gave birth to their daughter, Caroline, a new book has claimed. According to People, the claims were made in a bombshell new biography, titled 'JFK: Public, Private, Secret', by J. Randy Taraborrelli. Excerpts from the book reveal that Mr Kennedy had an affair with a young flight attendant named Joan Lundberg, whom he met in 1956 when he was a senator from Massachusetts. According to the book, at the time, the former president was 39 years old, while Ms Lundberg was 23. In 1958, shortly after the birth of the Kennedys' daughter Caroline, Ms Lundberg reportedly called JFK to share her own pregnancy news. "Joan would recall that her news about the baby was 'like a knife to Jack's heart," reads the excerpt, per the People. "Jack couldn't help but wonder if Joan had purposely planned the pregnancy, given that she'd seen his devotion to Jackie after Caroline's birth. He also wondered if he was really the father, and Joan assured him he was," the author wrote. Further, the book claims that after their phone call revelation, Mr Kennedy told the 23-year-old that he would mail her $400 to get an abortion. "'Being a politician is who I am,' he told her. 'Politics is all I know. If you take that away . . .' His voice trailed off. Before she could respond, he disconnected the line," the excerpt states. According to the biography, when the money failed to reach Ms Lundberg, JFK became "unhinged". Eventually, he wired more money, following which the flight attendant "took care of things". "Jack was very clear; he didn't want Joan to have the baby... She was angry and disappointed, but also realistic," Mr Taraborrelli writes. According to People, Ms Lundberg was a single mom of two. At the time, she was living with a man named Norm Bishop and working as a flight attendant for Frontier Airlines. JFK, on the other hand, was married to Jacqueline Kennedy at the time. He never publicly acknowledged the affair. 'JFK: Public, Private, Secret', by J. Randy Taraborrelli, is due to be published on July 17.
