A new book released to honor the 50th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s passing has exposed a hidden chapter in the iconic actress’s life.

The book sheds light on how Marilyn, the celebrated blonde bombshell, enticed a 16-year-old girl who initiated the actress’ first fan club at 20th Century Fox.

Jane Lawrence, who later became a close confidante of the superstar, disclosed details of their intimate encounter to author Tony Jerris.

In a candid revelation, Lawrence described how the then 29-year-old Monroe embraced her with a soft and slow kiss on the lips, leaving her almost breathless.

Lawrence also shared that the ’60s s** symbol fondly referred to her as “my little secret.”

The author, Tony Jerris, recounted how Jane Lawrence crossed paths with Marilyn at the age of 12, as her adopted father worked in the legal department at RKO studio.

Their bond deepened when they discovered they had both spent time in the same orphanage at different periods of their lives, despite the significant age gap.

Lawrence, who cherishes keepsakes like Monroe’s lipstick marks and makeup compact, admitted to struggling with her s**ual identity.

She recalled numerous conversations with Monroe about her inner conflict, to which the actress responded compassionately, affirming that love transcends all boundaries.

A pivotal moment in Lawrence’s life occurred in 1955 during an unexpected turn of events at Monroe’s residence in LA.

While assisting the star with shelf organization, Lawrence was taken aback when Monroe, under the influence of Nembutal and champagne, made advances towards her.

The memoir recounts a surreal experience where Monroe’s bold and confident approach to intimacy left Lawrence in awe.

The encounter marked a turning point for Lawrence, solidifying her realization of being gay, although she emphasized that Monroe was not defined by labels and simply embodied a free-spirited persona.

The narrative delves into the escalating passion between Lawrence and Monroe, detailing the actress’s uninhibited gestures that introduced Lawrence to a realm of newfound sensations.

Lawrence vividly describes Monroe’s uninhibited use of her tongue during their intimate moments, contrasting it with the timidity often associated with her previous encounters.

Despite the profound impact of their liaison on Lawrence’s self-discovery journey, she refrains from categorizing Monroe as a lesbian, instead portraying her as an individual unbound by societal constraints and embracing life with open arms.

The revelations from Lawrence’s recollections offer a glimpse into a lesser-known aspect of Marilyn Monroe’s life, characterized by intimacy, understanding, and the exploration of personal identity.

Through Lawrence’s candid reminiscences, readers are invited to witness the complex dynamics between two individuals navigating the complexities of desire, connection, and self-acceptance.

The enduring legacy of Marilyn Monroe transcends her cinematic achievements, resonating through intimate moments shared with individuals like Jane Lawrence, whose lives were forever altered by their encounters with the enigmatic star.