Princess Diana once rejected major offer by John F. Kennedy
Princess Diana denied photography request from John F. Kennedy
Princess Diana was once made a modelling offer by John F. Kennedy.
The former Princess of Wales, who passed away in 1997, was asked to pose for a
new political lifestyle magazine, George.
Speaking about the proposition, Royal author Caroline Hallemann writes for Daily Mail: “John had brought along with him several ideas for the cover shoot.”
“One featured her wearing a three-corner hat like one from the Revolutionary War, another, oddly enough, showed her in the back of a limousine with the window rolled halfway up, in an attempt to avoid photographers.”
“She needed the magazine to be a success before she’d publicly front it,” writes Hallemann, “and even with a Kennedy at the helm of the publication, that was hardly a guaranteed prospect.”
Halleman claims Diana told Kennedy: ‘Well, you know, this is all very nice, John. Thank you. But I hope you’ll forgive me if I don’t take up the opportunity this time, but would love to maybe for your 50th or your 100th issue or something.”
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