When Jacqueline Kennedy married Aristotle Onassis, many were
shocked. Onassis was more than 20 years older than the former Mrs.
Kennedy, and their romance had been relatively swift. But another,
somewhat forgotten factor contributed to the public’s surprise. In the
years leading up to their union, there had been romantic speculation
about Kennedy’s relationship with another man—David Ormsby Gore. Ormsby
Gore was a friend and confidant of President John F. Kennedy. He held
the title of Lord Harlech, and served as the British ambassador to the
United States during Kennedy’s presidency. After both he and Jacqueline
Kennedy had been widowed, they traveled together to Cambodia. A few
months later, ...
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