The Kennedy family's private moments were sacred to me from "summary" of Mrs. Kennedy and Me by Clint Hill,Lisa McCubbin Hill
The Kennedy family's private moments were sacred to me. Those were the moments that no one else got to see. It was during those times that I saw the real Jacqueline Kennedy. Not the public figure, not the First Lady, but the woman behind the iconic image. She was vulnerable, she was human, she was just like anyone else. And it was in those moments that I felt honored to be by her side. I remember one particular instance when Mrs. Kennedy was feeling unwell. She confided in me, sharing her fears and concerns. In that moment, she wasn't the glamorous Jackie O that the world knew her to be. She was a woman in need of comfort and reassurance. And I was there to provide that for her. Being a part of the Kennedy family's inner circle meant witnessing their joys and their sorrows. I was there for the births of their children, as well as ...
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