A recent book has brought forth shocking claims about the legendary Marilyn Monroe.
Despite her well-known status as a symbol of sensuality, could it be possible that Monroe also had romantic inclinations towards women?
In the book titled “Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret,” it is suggested that Monroe engaged in a romantic relationship with Jennifer Lawrence, a 16-year-old girl who happened to run Monroe’s fan club.
According to the author Tony Jerris, the connection between Jane (Jennifer) and Marilyn began when Jane was just 12 years old.
This meeting was facilitated by Jane’s adoptive father, who worked at the RKO studio.
The bond between them deepened as they discovered they had shared experiences of growing up in an orphanage, despite the significant age gap of 14 years between them.
Their shared past created a strong friendship based on similarities in their backgrounds.
Jerris recounts his encounter with Lawrence in 2001, which led to a close friendship and business partnership.
Lawrence disclosed an intimate episode that occurred in 1955 when she visited Monroe’s apartment in Los Angeles under the guise of assisting with home decor.
However, the visit took a surprising turn.
Monroe, already under the influence of champagne and the prescription drug Nembutal, made advances towards Lawrence while they were occupied with measuring paper for shelves.
Lawrence describes the moment as surreal and almost dream-like, with Monroe kissing her thigh and then proceeding to kiss her lips tenderly and slowly.
The experience was overwhelming for Lawrence, who was taken aback by Monroe’s boldness and passion, unlike anything she had encountered before.
Despite the intimate encounter, the author suggests that Monroe’s actions did not necessarily categorize her as a lesbian.
Instead, he characterizes her as a free-spirited individual who was open to exploring different aspects of life without conforming to societal norms or labels.
The revelations presented in the book have stirred up discussions about Monroe’s personal life and shed light on a lesser-known aspect of her relationships.
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