Marilyn Monroe and JFK files released: The dark secrets of pregnancy, abortion, and 'probable suicide' unveiled - Report

The late Marilyn Monroe, the blonde bombshell of Hollywood, has been the talk of pop culture even decades after her unfortunate demise. While her life was surrounded with speculations, it is believed that she took a dark secret down her grave.

The legendary actress was allegedly pregnant with former President John F. Kennedy’s baby during his 1960 Presidential campaign, and the government operatives plotted her demise, according to the retrieved 80,000 FBI documents regarding JFK’s 1963 assassination investigation.

While she was the icon known for her exemplary curves, the insider revealed that the round belly could be seen in her photos during her hair and make-up look test for her last film, ‘The Misfits’ in New York City in 1960, as per the reports by Radar Online.

The secret pregnancy was enough to sabotage Kennedy’s chances of moving to the White House. “Marilyn got pregnant halfway through the movie ‘Let's Make Love,’ in which she costarred with French actor Yves Montand. At the time, she was married to playwright Arthur Miller, but she was cheating on him with JFK,” the insider added.

Following the New York photoshoot, Monroe landed in Los Angeles when Kennedy was supposedly announced as a candidate at the Democratic National Convention - and insiders believed that she revealed the bump then. Unfortunately, JFK allegedly broke the heart of the actress and asked her not to go throw with the pregnancy.

When the actress was shooting for ‘The Misfits’ in Nevada, she was hospitalized for 10 days for ‘exhaustion’ - but the insiders claimed that she had an abortion.
Miller believed that she cheated with Montand, but Monroe did not dissuade him of the notion - but she knew that the 35th President of the United States fathered.

The illicit affair between JFK and Monroe continued, and she hoped to be the wife of the President. Marilyn kept his brother at arm's length - and Robert F. Kennedy fell for it. Before Monroe’s demise, she allegedly was ready to go public about the secret pregnancy and trysts with both the Kennedy brothers - and her death was tagged as a ‘probable suicide.’