After Kennedy was assassinated, his wife married a Greek shipping king. Why did the shipping king divorce her before his death?

Jacqueline is Kennedy’s wife. Jacqueline was 24 when she married Kennedy in 1953, and Kennedy was 35. In 1960, Kennedy became the 35th President of the United States after Nixon, and Jacqueline naturally became the First Lady of the United States. November 22, 1963. Fate played a big joke on him. It was several gunshots that brought Kennedy down in Dallas, Texas. Jacqueline had nothing left but the blood of Kennedy.

In September 1964, a dejected Jacqueline moved out of the White House and wanted to escape this sad place, but she could not escape the reporters who were tracking her all day long. So Jacqueline chose to travel and came to Europe alone. At this time, news came from the United States that Robert Kennedy, John F. Kennedy's younger brother, had also been assassinated. This shocked Jacqueline and made her completely disappointed in the United States. She decided to flee the United States completely.

It was during this period that she met Onassis. Although this Greek shipping king looks ugly and lives a corrupt life, he can even be the grandfather of his children. But after all, he is a billionaire and can satisfy Jacqueline's vanity of spending a lot of money. We can provide Jacqueline with sets of trendy fashions and expensive diamond rings. It can restore her to a luxurious and luxurious life, or it can also allow her to stand in front of the spotlight again and become the center of attention. The most important thing is that Onassis can give her a sense of security.

Faced with Jacqueline's high consumption, Onassis was furious and cut her monthly fixed fee of US$30,000 to US$20,000. But Jacqueline still went her own way and simply sent the bill directly to Onassis' company.

Faced with Jacqueline's madness and stubbornness, Onassis began to re-examine the marriage. He regretted his rash and hasty decision, so he turned to frequent private meetings with his lover. But at this time, Jacqueline did not restrain herself. He didn't try to save this marriage that was on the verge of breaking up. He just often wandered around alone, almost living a solitary life. Finally, Onassis couldn't bear it anymore and revised his will and changed the beneficiary of his estate to his daughter.