After Camelot: A Personal History of the Kennedy Family--1968 to the Present

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by J. Randy Taraborrelli


  Disagreements About the Kennedy Foundation

  Sarge on the Kennedy Curse: “So Be It”

  Eunice Faces a Family Revolt

  Peter Lawford Dies

  Intervention for Pat

  Part Fifteen: Caroline, John, and Maurice

  Caroline Kennedy

  John Kennedy Jr.

  John and Madonna

  Career Girl

  Maurice Tempelsman

  Caroline Kennedy and Maria Shriver Both Marry

  Part Sixteen: William Kennedy Smith and the Palm Beach Scandal

  Eunice’s Dire Prediction to Ted

  Ted’s and Jean’s Sad Memories

  An Alleged Rape at the Kennedy Estate

  Tough Love

  Victoria Reggie

  “Mad as Hell”

  Ted Recognizes His Shortcomings

  The William Kennedy Smith Trial

  Jean Kennedy Smith—Ambassador

  Part Seventeen: Kennedy Wives—Old and New

  Ted and Vicki Marry

  Two Very Different Kinds of Kennedy Wives

  The New Wife

  Pat’s Regrets

  Part Eighteen: Jackie: Her Final Years

  “Life Goes On”

  Jackie’s “Bad News”

  No Words

  One Regret

  Too Young to Die

  Vigil

  Always Jackie

  Part Nineteen: John and Carolyn

  John Kennedy Jr. at a Crossroads

  Carolyn Bessette

  Rose Kennedy Dies

  Paparazzi War Zone

  John’s Risky Proposition

  George

  John Proposes to Carolyn

  Relationship Woes

  John and Carolyn Marry

  Part Twenty: Michael’s Story

  Michael Kennedy’s Troubles

  “Oh My God, Not Again!”

  Reckless or Accidental?

  Grace Under Pressure

  “Okay, Lord. The Kennedys Have Had Enough.”

  Part Twenty-One: A Peaceful Time

  Ethel’s Change for the Better

  Flynn

  John Kennedy Jr.—Running on Water

  Part Twenty-Two: Camelot Loses Its Prince

  Mike Tyson’s Advice

  “The Worst That Could Happen”

  “Please Tell Me John’s Not Dead”

  “We Need a Miracle Now More Than Ever”

  A Sister’s Grief

  “Our Prince Is Gone”

  What Families Do

  Part Twenty-Three: Transitions

  Rosemary Kennedy—Free at Last

  An Ongoing Struggle

  Pat Kennedy Lawford Dies

  Ted Kennedy and the Obama Endorsement

  Ted’s Diagnosis

  The Troops Rally

  “Wise Men Never Try”

  Part Twenty-Four: Looking Ahead

  Kathleen Kennedy Townsend

  The Third Generation

  Maria Shriver

  Senator Caroline Kennedy?

  Caroline Bows Out

  No Regrets

  Ted—Rest in Peace

  Coda

  Acknowledgments and Source Notes

  Acknowledgments

  Sources and Other Notes

  Personal Acknowledgments

  Photo Inserts

  Also by J. Randy Taraborrelli

  Copyright

  Copyright

  Jacket Photo: John Kennedy Jr. wanders away during a family photo session featuring all of the Kennedy children and President Kennedy on August 3, 1963. The children, left to right: Kathleen Kennedy (holding Christopher Kennedy), Edward Kennedy Jr., Joseph P. Kennedy II, Kara Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., David Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy, President Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, Courtney Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, Bobby Shriver (holding Timothy Shriver), Maria Shriver, Steve Smith Jr., Willie Smith, Christopher Lawford, Victoria Lawford, Sidney Lawford, and Robin Lawford. (Cecil Stoughton, White House/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston)

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