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Marylin Monroe during a filming scene i wanna be loved by you 1958
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Norma jeanie eating during a break on misfits set 1959
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marilyn monroe during love happy tour 1949
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Marilyn with her secretary May Reis during the filming of The Misfits, 1960.
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Marilyn during radio show for CBS, March of 1954.
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At the age of 14, Gladys met John Newton ("Jasper" or "Jap") Baker, a businessman from Kentucky[17][18] who was a "violent drinker" that beat Gladys during their marriage.[19] He owned the apartment building that Della managed.[20][19] They were married on May 17, 1917, with her mother's permission and a signed affidavit that Gladys was 18.[17][18][19][a] Gladys gave birth to a son, Robert Kermit "Jackie", followed by a daughter, Berniece Inez Gladys.[17] As a child, Jackie fell out of the family car, suffering injuries that left him lame for the rest of his life.[19] After abusive incidents, Gladys filed for divorce from Jasper in 1921,[17] and was awarded custody of the children.[19] Jasper kidnapped the children and returned with them to his native Kentucky, where his mother helped raise them.
![At the age of 14, Gladys met John Newton ("Jasper" or "Jap") Baker, a businessman from Kentucky[17][18] who was a "violent drinker" that beat Gladys during their marriage.[19] He owned the apartment building that Della managed.[20][19] They were married on May 17, 1917, with her mother's permission and a signed affidavit that Gladys was 18.[17][18][19][a] Gladys gave birth to a son, Robert Kermit "Jackie", followed by a daughter, Berniece Inez Gladys.[17] As a child, Jackie fell out of the family car, suffering injuries that left him lame for the rest of his life.[19] After abusive incidents, Gladys filed for divorce from Jasper in 1921,[17] and was awarded custody of the children.[19] Jasper kidnapped the children and returned with them to his native Kentucky, where his mother helped raise them.](https://p.novaskin.me/20tuaqmbglx.png?class=thumbnail)
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