@razborgruz.engine: Jackie Kennedy’s Former Lover Reveals Her Surprising Confession About Her Second Marriage In A Posthumous Memoir After the 1963 assassnation of John F. Kennedy, former First Lady Jackie Kennedy began a secret two-year romance. According to a new posthumous memoir, that relationship was with architect John Carl “Jack” Warnecke. Warnecke first met the president in 1956 and later became part of the Kennedy social circle after working on a preservation project in Washington, D.C. Now, his upcoming book, "Camelot’s Architect," details their love affair. It also reveals a surprising confession Jackie reportedly made about her second husband. In October 1968, the former First Lady married shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. But according to Warnecke, she eventually shared deep regrets about the relationship. He wrote that they later met at the Ritz in Paris, and she asked him to join her for lunch at her apartment. Warnecke described the rooms as large and dark, with heavy curtains covering the windows. However, they ate in a bright, contemporary room next to a garden. According to the book, Jackie expressed frustration that this single room was the only area her husband allowed her to decorate. During that visit, she reportedly told Warnecke that her marriage to Onassis was the biggest mistake she had ever made. The couple remained married until Onassis ded in 1975. Although her romantic relationship with Warnecke only lasted two years, the architect wrote that they stayed close friends, frequently visiting and sharing truthful advice with one another. What do you think of this newly revealed piece of history? #JackieKennedy #AristotleOnassis #CamelotsArchitect #History #JFK

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