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Frank Sinatra and Gloria Vanderbilt
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Gloria Vanderbilt and Frank Sinatra had an encounter in 1954.
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American Designer Gloria Vanderbilt passed away on 17th Jun 2019 New York City, New York, USA aged 95. Born Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt on 20th February, 1924 (Pisces) in New York City, New York, USA and educated at Miss Porter`s School, Farmington, CT (1941), Gloria Vanderbilt is most remembered for The Vanderbilt family and the Gloria Vanderbilt fashion label. Her zodiac sign is Pisces.
American Singer Frank Sinatra passed away on 14th May 1998 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, California, USA aged 82. Born Francis Albert Sinatra on 12th December, 1915 in Hoboken, New Jersey, USA and educated at A. J. Demarest High School, Frank Sinatra is most remembered for Vocalist for Tommy Dorsey Band in a career that spanned 1935–1995 and 1935–1998. His zodiac sign is Sagittarius.
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Relationship Statistics
Status | Duration | Length |
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Dating | 1954 - 1954 | |
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1954 -
1954
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His valet, George Jacobs, thought Frank “craved class” in women. Socially, no one could have been classier than the heiress Gloria Vanderbilt. Thirty-one when she and Frank got together in late 1954, she had come into a fortune — some $27 million in today’s dollars — and had for years been married to a man 42 years her senior, the conductor Leopold Stokowski. When Frank got word to Vanderbilt that he wanted to meet her, she recalled in 1988 in a journal-style memoir, she wanted to tell herself “Stop!” — but didn’t. Vanderbilt stepped out with Frank within days. Then she moved out of the sumptuous home she shared with Stokowski, taking their two small sons with her. After Christmas, having told the press her marriage was over, she arrived for a Broadway premiere on Frank’s arm. Yet, as Vanderbilt wrote in her journal, she could not “imagine a long tomorrow with F. and me in it”. The doubt was well founded, for their affair lasted only a few weeks.
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