A surprising revelation emerges in a new publication concerning the iconic figure of the 1950s, Marilyn Monroe, and her romantic involvement with a teenage individual back in 1955.
Uncovered by a recent book, it is disclosed that Marilyn Monroe harbored an inclination towards women during her time.
As detailed by RadarOnline, the publication titled “Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret” hints at the actress engaging in encounters with renowned personalities such as Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, Marlene Dietrich, and Elizabeth Taylor.
The author of the book, Tony Jerris, shared insights into Marilyn’s connection with a 16-year-old girl named Jane Lawrence in the year 1955.
Describing the initial meeting between Jane and Marilyn, Jerris highlighted their bond formed when Jane was 12 years old, initiated by her adopted father’s role in RKO studio’s legal department.
Their friendship blossomed due to shared past experiences of residing in the same orphanage at different periods despite the 14-year age gap between Marilyn and Jane, both unaware of their biological fathers.
The commonalities in their backgrounds nurtured a deep friendship between them.
Jane grappled with her s**ual identity, confiding in Marilyn numerous times, who exhibited great understanding and support.
Marilyn reassured Jane with the profound statement, “Whatever your s**ual preference is, it means nothing – love is love,” reflecting her empathetic nature, according to Jerris, who encountered Lawrence in 2001.
Recalling the intimate episode with the then 29-year-old Marilyn, Jane Lawrence recounted visiting the famed actress at her residence, leading to an intense and passionate interaction.
Describing the moment, Lawrence expressed how the atmosphere around her turned surreal and dreamlike as Marilyn sensually kissed her thigh, followed by a gentle kiss on her
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