Why Rose Kennedy SECRETLY Hated Jackie Kennedy

Look at the Newport wedding photograph again. September 1953. Eight hundred guests, and the groom's father had approved every single detail. The bride's own father never made it down the aisle. Nearby stood Rose Kennedy, who in 1920 fled her own marriage and was ordered home by her father. She mailed relatives newspaper clippings with their fashion errors circled in ink. Her letters to this daughter-in-law, historians who read them say, started cold. And the young woman she kept correcting would one day write the sentence that swallowed Rose's entire life's work. This began at one small Georgetown dinner party.