The news book deals with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s family tragedies, including his shocking marriage.
Robert F. Kennery Jr. and Mary Richarson Kennedy pictured in 2002. PDO
The biography RFK, Jr.: The Rise and Fall, which will be published on April 14, will explore, among other things, the life of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his late wife of Mary Richardson Kennedy to the relationship.
The novelty book does not paint a bright picture of the couple’s union, on the contrary. Author Isabel Vincent reveals shocking details in his work about the last days of Kennedy’s ex-wife, who is now Trump’s health minister.
In 2012, Richardson Kennedy was found hanged in her home after Kennedy filed for divorce from her.
People magazine already tells the first revelations about the work, the source of which is, for example, Kennedy’s diary entries.
The book tells how the life of a couple who got married in 1994 could seem idyllic to others. However, Kennedy was unable to resist extramarital, casual sex.
Richardson Kennedy, on the other hand, is said to have suffered from depression and an alcohol problem. Sources close to her say that the depression was caused precisely by her husband’s betrayal. According to sources, Kennedy manipulated his wife.
– He really manipulated Mary and said that she was crazy and that the accusations about other women were made up, the sources say in the book.
Kennedy reportedly left his wife alone to take care of the couple’s young children. Kennedy, on the other hand, expressed his feelings about the couple’s sex life.
– Our bed is not a comfortable place. He hates it when I go to bed with him. He never agrees to have sex in the evenings. He rarely talks to me about anything other than schedules, Kennedy wrote.
The life of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will be discussed in a book to be published next week. EPA/AOP
Richardson Kennedy said that she resented her husband’s behavior, but she was determined to be a good wife and she was dedicated to their life together.
In the book, it is said that Richardson Kennedy studied her husband’s diaries, desperately looking for proof that she had been married to a chronic cheater.
According to the book’s sources, Kennedy would have been foul-mouthed and criticized, among other things, his wife’s weight. Another source said that Richardson Kennedy was even afraid of her husband.
– Bobby [Robert] scolded her for her weight and told her that she had spoiled her beauty. Put her arms around him and criticized him. It was ugly, the source said.
However, Richardson Kennedy did not want a divorce or lose custody of his children. However, Kennedy announced that he wanted to resign.
The disputes in the marriage escalated and after filing for divorce, Richardson Kennedy complained, among other things, about drunk driving. One source claims that Kennedy used this against his wife as well.
Just four days after filing for divorce, Richardson Kennedy was found dead in his home.
The fate of Kennedy’s ex-wife is just one of the family’s tragedies. The book also discusses Kennedy’s sorrows related to, among other things, the assassination of his father, politician Robert F. Kennedy, which took place in 1968.
Source: People
