After Kennedy was assassinated, his wife married the Greek ship king. Why did the ship king divorce her before he died?

Jacqueline is Kennedy's wife. 1953 Jacqueline was 24 when she married Kennedy, and Kennedy was 35. 1960 Kennedy became the 35th president of the United States after Nixon, and Jacqueline naturally became the first lady of the United States. 65438+65438 in0963+065438+1October 22nd. Fate played a big joke on him. In Dallas, Texas, Kennedy was shot down by several shots. Jacqueline has nothing but Kennedy's blood.

1964 In September, Jacqueline moved out of the White House and tried to escape from this sad place, but she couldn't escape the reporters who followed her all day. So Jacqueline chose to travel and came to Europe alone. At this time, news came from the United States that John F. Kennedy's younger brother Robert Kennedy was also assassinated. This shocked Jacqueline, made her completely disappointed with the United States and decided to flee the United States completely.

It was during this period that she met onassis. Although the Greek ship king is ugly and decadent, he can even be the grandfather of the children. But after all, he is a billionaire and can satisfy Jacqueline's vanity of spending a lot of money. It can provide Jacqueline with a fashionable fashion and a precious diamond ring. It can restore her to a luxurious life, and it can also make her stand in front of the spotlight again and become the object of attention. Most importantly, onassis can give her a sense of security.

Faced with Jacqueline's high consumption, onassis was furious and cut her fixed monthly fee of $30,000 to $20,000. But Jacqueline went her own way and sent the bill directly to onassis's company.

Facing Jacqueline's madness and stubbornness, onassis began to re-examine this marriage. He regretted his rash decision, so he turned to his lover for frequent private meetings. But at this point, Jacqueline did not converge. I didn't try to save this marriage that was on the verge of breaking up, but I often wandered around alone, almost alone. Finally, onassis, who was fed up, changed his will and changed the beneficiary to his own daughter.