Who were Elizabeth Taylor's seven husbands?

First husband

Conrad Nicholson Hilton, Jr.

Date of birth: July 6, 1926 Date

Date of death: February 5, 1969

Place of birth: Dallas, Texas

Date of marriage to Elizabeth Taylor: May 1950 6th

Date of divorce from Taylor: January 29, 1951

Have any children: None

Nicky Hilton has been married twice in her life. His first wife was Elizabeth Taylor, and his second wife was oil heiress Patricia Trish McClintock (the two married on November 26, 1958, and divorced in 1965.) Hilton and Hilton Risch has two children: Conrad Nicholson Hilton III (born in 1959) and Michael Otis Hilton (born in 1961). Nicky Hilton is the great-uncle of American socialite Paris Hilton and her sister Nicky Hilton.

At the age of 42, Nicky Hilton died of a heart attack in West Los Angeles, California. His body was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California.

Second Husband

Michael Wilding Occupation: Actor

Date of Birth: July 23, 1912

Date of death: July 8, 1979

Birthplace: Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, England

And Elizabeth Taylor’s marriage date: February 21, 1952

Divorce date from Taylor: January 30, 1957

Does she have any children:

Son- Michael Wilding Jr., born on January 6, 1953

Son-Christopher Wilding, born on February 28, 1955

Biography:

1933 In 1999, Wilding joined the art department of a London film company and quickly embarked on the acting path, becoming a successful commercial artist. He often acted with Anna Neagle and appeared in many films. Among them, the films that left a deep impression on people include: "Sailors Three" (1940), "With the Motherland" (1942), "Sea of ??Desire" "Psycho" (1950), "Suzie Wong's World" (1960), etc. Wilding married four wives in his life, and Taylor was his second wife. He and Taylor had two sons, Michael Howard Wilding (born January 6, 1953) and Christopher Edward Wilding (February 28, 1955). In the 1960s, due to health reasons, Wilding was forced to reduce his investment in the film career. The last film he participated in was "The Lover" in 1972. The film received a mediocre response. He only played a supporting role in it and did not even have a single line. His last wife, Margaret Leighton, played the lead role in the film. Wilding, who suffered from epilepsy, died in Chichester, West Sussex, in 1979 from a head injury after falling down a flight of stairs.

Third husband

Michael Todd

Real name: Avrom Hirsch-Goldenbogen (Avrom Hirsch Goldboge)

Occupation: Hollywood producer Date of birth: June 22, 1909

Date of death: March 22, 1958

Birthplace ：Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Date of marriage to Taylor: February 2, 1957

Whether Taylor and Taylor have been divorced: The two have never been divorced< /p>

Do you and Taylor have children: Daughter-Elizabeth Frances Todd, born on August 6, 1957

Biography:

Michael Todd is a American film producer, the most famous film he produced is the comedy "Around the World in Eighty Days" (1956), which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. In 1947, Todd married actress Joan Blondell; they divorced in 1950. On February 2, 1957, he married Elizabeth Taylor. In August of the same year, he gave birth to a daughter, Elizabeth Frances Todd, nicknamed Lisa (born on August 6, 1957). Her daughter Elizabeth is a sculptor and married to an artist. Hap Tivey and gave birth to two sons, Quinn and Rice. In 1958, Todd was killed in a plane crash in New Mexico.

The fourth husband

Eddie Fisher (Eddie Fisher) Occupation: singer, entertainer

Date of birth: August 10, 1928< /p>

Date of death: September 22, 2010

Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Date of marriage to Taylor: May 12, 1959

Date of divorce from Taylor: March 6, 1964

Whether you have any children with Taylor: None

Biography:

Born to a Russian Jew The fourth of seven children in an immigrant family, Eddie began singing with bands such as Buddy Morrow and Charlie Ventura in 1946, and appeared on a radio show hosted by Eddie Cantor, becoming famous ever since. , and became popular across the United States. Later, Eddie signed with Victor Entertainment Company, a subsidiary of RCA. As a singer in the pre-rock era, Eddie was one of the most popular singers in the 1950s. From 1950 to 1956, he had 17 songs in the top ten of the American music charts, and 35 songs in the top 40, including "I Love You" in 1955. In 1956, Eddie co-starred with his wife Debbie Reynolds in the musical comedy "Bundle of Joy"; in 1960, he co-starred with his new wife Taylor in "Butterfield 8".

Eddie has married 5 wives in his life. His first wife, Debbie Reynolds, is a famous actress, and Taylor is his second wife.

The fifth and sixth husbands

Richard Burton (Richard Burton) original name: Richard Walter Jenkins

Occupation: Actor, Film Producer, Director

Date of Birth: November 10, 1925

Date of Death: August 5, 1984

Birth Place: Wales, UK;

Place of death: Celligny, Geneva, Switzerland

Cause of death: Cerebral hemorrhage

Married twice to Taylor:

First time: Marriage on March 15, 1964, divorce on June 26, 1974;

Second time: Marriage on October 1975, divorce on August 1976 1st

Do you have any children: Adopted daughter-Maria Burton, born in 1961, adopted in 1964

Biography:

Richard Walter Jenkins Born in the village of Pontlieven near Port Talbot, he grew up in a poor family with several siblings. With the help of schoolteacher and part-time BBC radio producer Philip H. Burton, he excelled at school and lost his Welsh accent. When he was 18 years old (1943), he changed his name to Richard Burton (using the teacher's surname), and got the opportunity to study for six months at Exeter College, and later joined the British Army Royal Air Force. In 1952, Burton became a Hollywood star due to his outstanding performance in "My Cousin Rachel". In 1954, as a radio commentator, he narrated Dylan Thomas's "Under Milk Wood," which eventually led to him serving as the narrator of the film of the same name 20 years later.

Burton has been married five times, twice to Taylor. Burton once played husband and wife with Taylor in the film "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" directed by Mike Nichols, and the characters in the film are also a portrayal of their real marriage life, and Taylor also because She won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her outstanding performance in the film.

On August 5, 1984, Burton died of cerebral hemorrhage in Switzerland at the age of 58.

In 2002, Burton was selected by the public as one of the "100 Great People in Britain". He has been nominated for an Academy Award seven times, but missed out all of them.

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton adopted daughter Maria Burton (born August 1, 1961) in 1964.

The seventh husband

John William Warner

Date of birth: February 18, 1927

Date of marriage with Taylor: December 4, 1976

Date of divorce with Taylor: November 7, 1982

Whether you have children with Taylor: None

Occupation: U.S. Republican Senator, politician

After Taylor married Senator John Warner, her life began to get out of control, she overeated and became alarmingly obese. The famous American comedian Jon Rivers also made fun of Taylor's obesity.

In 1981, Taylor decided to star in the Broadway adaptation of "The Little Mermaid" (later shelved). There are 4 roles that she needs to play. For the film, she went to Florida to seek medical treatment to lose weight, managed to regain her lost confidence, and ultimately succeeded. Taylor's traveling back and forth between New York and Washington, D.C., alienated her relationship with Warner, who eventually divorced in 1982. After that, Taylor began to fight hard with herself and regained her beauty with amazing perseverance.

The eighth husband

Larry Fortensky

Date of marriage to Taylor: October 6, 1991

Divorce from Taylor: October 31, 1996

Occupation: Driver

Fotensky is more than ten years younger than Taylor, and their wedding became popular in the United States Michael Jackson's fortified "Neverland Ranch" was held. Unfortunately, after living with Taylor for five years, Fortensky broke up with Taylor in 1996 because he couldn't stand Taylor's luxurious lifestyle. Taylor later stated that their breakup was due to a "communication breakdown."