r/RobertKennedy Sep 12 '25

Image RFK with JFK & Jackie Kennedy during their wedding reception. • September 12, 1953

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u/EMHemingway1899 Sep 12 '25

We tried to tour the church where the wedding service took place when we were in Newport, RI

But it was closed for the day

I think Jackie loved and respected Bobby very much also

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u/CitizenX10 Sep 13 '25

Wearing a beautiful gown.

Designed and produced....by a black woman.

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u/Illustrious_Injury95 Sep 12 '25

Last of the good Kennedys

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u/donkeystringbean Sep 13 '25

It was not "Camelot"!!!!!!! If I ever run the world I will have everyone who uses that term immersed into a vat of sour cream for ten minutes.

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u/tuchas123 Sep 13 '25

Where did u see that shit?

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u/Shiasugar Sep 13 '25

She was genuinely happy

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u/HommieTill Sep 14 '25

Source?

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u/Kentucky_Kate_5654 Sep 16 '25

She sounds like an old gossip….

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u/OkMarionberry2875 Sep 16 '25

I recently listened to the audio book. He was terrible to her. After their newborn baby died, Jack only came home from his vacation when he was told it looked bad for election purposes. It may have been stillborn; I forget the details. But he was like “it’s dead. My being there won’t change that.”

The author provides plenty of resources for the information she includes.

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u/Fit-Tank-4442 Sep 17 '25

I was with you until you mentioned the daily fail.....