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girlies pls tell me im not alone on this one!! 🎀

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John Jr. plays with some audio equipment at the White House recording studio, 9 October 1963.

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In 1989 John was nominated “Sexist Man Alive” by people magazine

Here is the article that was about John, enjoy!

9/12/88 issue

Credits:@odetojohn

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JFK with his god-daughter, Victoria.

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JFK Jr and Kennedy Family 1995

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Parts of “The Kennedy Women” series by Pearl S. Buck , it was published in Women’s Weekly

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Portraits of Rosemary Kennedy taken professionally at a studio in London, June 1938.

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When it suddenly crashes on you that it is real and not just a nightmare, and the dam of tears breaks 💔

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Kick, Joe Jr., and Bobby Kennedy – Palm Beach, Florida (1940)

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Everyone is just so psyched, you can tell ! Joan & Ted are laughing because Bobby made a joke hehe. I love how Joan lifts her eyebrows when she laughs and how she looks at JFK :3 She was so proud !

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john f. kennedy jr

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Rare photo of Jackie exiting a car on the day of her wedding, 12 September 1953.

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On September 12th, 1953, John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Jacqueline Lee Bouvier married at St Mary's Church in Newport, RI with the reception at the Hammersmith Farm, owned by Jackie's stepfather. The bridal party consisted of notable members such as the bride's sister, Lee as matron of honor, Jean Kennedy, and Ethel Kennedy. Groomsmen included both of John's brothers Ted and Bobby, the latter being his best man, brother-in-law Sargent Shriver, friends Lem Billings and Red Fay, and Charles Bartlett who introduced the couple. Archbishop Cushing presided over the ceremony which included a blessing from Pope Pius XII. Jacqueline was walked down the aisle by her stepfather, Hugh Auchincloss to a rendition of Ave Maria. People crowded outside the church to catch a glimpse of the young senator and his bride. The wedding was attended by senators, diplomats, and many members of the American high society at the time, the total number of attendants at the wedding surpassed 900. For their first dance as a married couple they chose “I Married An Angel” to be performed by the Meyer Davis Orchestra.

Happy Anniversary Jack and Jackie! ❤️

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Eunice, Pat, Jack, Jackie, and Bobby at Jack and Jackie’s wedding – September 12, 1953

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Jackie watching the sailing yachts at the 18th America's Cup, September 1962.

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Jackie listening to Jack’s attempt at speaking French in Canada, 1961. 

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me after today: