Sensational Claims Emerge about Let’s Make Love Co-Star Yves Montand’s Baby Despite Her Marriage

In a shocking revelation, it has been asserted that Marilyn Monroe was concealing a pregnancy with her Let’s Make Love co-star, Yves Montand, all while being married.

The startling allegations surfaced with the emergence of photographs that supposedly depict the iconic actress with a noticeable baby bump.

These images, taken in June 1960 at Fox Studios, have been dubbed the “pregnant slides” by Frieda Hull, a close confidante of Monroe.

According to reports from the Daily Mail, the pictures captured Monroe during her marriage to playwright Arthur Miller, showcasing a visible protrusion that suggested pregnancy.

Hull purportedly disclosed to a friend the identity of the alleged father of Marilyn’s unborn child, attributing it to the Italian-French actor, Yves Montand.

Tony Michaels recounted Hull’s account, certifying that she had direct knowledge of the situation due to her proximity to Monroe.

The rumored affair between Monroe and Montand has long lingered as a topic of intrigue, particularly given their collaboration in George Cukor’s film, Let’s Make Love.

Simone Signoret, Montand’s wife, once quipped, “If Marilyn is in love with my husband, it proves she has good taste, for I am in love with him too.”

Tragically, Marilyn Monroe passed away in 1962, just two years subsequent to the completion of Let’s Make Love, fueling speculation about the events surrounding her alleged pregnancy.

Hull purportedly confided to Mr. Michaels that she suspected Monroe endured a nervous breakdown and potentially suffered a miscarriage while filming her next project, The Misfits, during which the star reportedly spent ten days hospitalized.

Following the culmination of The Misfits, Monroe finalized her divorce from Miller in 1961.

Throughout her life, she encountered three publicized miscarriages and grappled with the challenges of endometriosis, shedding light on her tumultuous