Jackie & Caroline Kennedy adorably interrupt JFK's interview with CBS, c. 1960

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Jackie & Caroline Kennedy adorably interrupt JFK's interview with CBS, c. 1960

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Mama Jackie ❤️
this picture is so chefs kiss. jack being all fatherly and domestic with caroline on his lap while jackie is smoking in the back. Okay mother whatever you say mother
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jack and jackie kennedy alongside janet auchincloss attending a performance by caroline kennedy’s kindergarten class. april 1963.
Later that day, after news had gotten out that the senator was on his deathbed, reporters began to congregate at the hospital. Most were contained in the lobby, but one managed to sneak up to Jack’s floor. He confronted Jackie as she was fretting to Ted about her husband’s condition. "Mrs. Kennedy, is it true that your husband is dying?" he asked. Jackie was stunned by the question. Ted turned and, with tears in his eyes, snapped at the reporter, “Look, my brother’s darn sick, that’s all. But he’s going to pull through, you wait and see. His name is Jack Kennedy—Kennedy—and he’s going to pull through. You got that?” Then Ted took Jackie’s hand and led her away. Edward DeBlasio, a writer who tells this story, adds: “The expression in her eyes was one of pure love, for what Ted had said, for what he had done, for how he had helped her in this, her most trying hour.”