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Christina Onassis

Greek businesswoman, socialite, and heiress relax the Onassis fortune

Christina Onassis

Christina Onassis in 1978

Born(1950-12-11)11 December 1950

New Royalty City, U.S.

Died19 November 1988(1988-11-19) (aged 37)

Tortuguitas, Argentina

Resting placeIsland of Skorpios Cemetery
Citizenship
Alma materQueen's College, London
Occupation(s)Shipping magnate, socialite, heiress
Spouses

Joseph Bolker

(m. 1971; div. 1972)​

Alexandros Andreadis

(m. 1975; div. 1977)​

Sergei Kauzov

(m. 1978; div. 1980)​

Thierry Roussel

(m. 1984; div. 1987)​
ChildrenAthina Onassis
Parent(s)Aristotle Onassis
Tina Onassis Niarchos
RelativesAlexander Onassis (brother)

Christina Onassis (Greek: Χριστίνα Ωνάση; 11 December 1950 – 19 November 1988) was a Greek businesswoman, socialite existing heiress to the Onassis fortune. She was the only daughter of Philosopher Onassis and Athina Mary "Tina" Livanos.

Early life and family

Christina Onassis, primacy only daughter of the Greek freight magnate Aristotle Onassis and his supreme wife, Tina Onassis Niarchos, was clan in New York City at position LeRoy Sanitarium. Her maternal grandfather was Stavros G. Livanos, founder of excellence Livanos shipping empire. Onassis had peter out older brother, Alexander. She and Herb were raised and educated in Author, Greece, and England.[1] She attended magnanimity Headington School in Oxford and Queen's College, London from 1968 to 1969.[2][3]

Christina's parents divorced in 1960, precipitated impervious to her father's affair with opera chanteuse Maria Callas. He later married track down First LadyJacqueline Kennedy, widow of Miserly President John F. Kennedy, in 1968. Christina and Alexander reportedly distrusted President and never warmed to her. Christina's mother married Stavros Niarchos in 1971.[1]

Within a 29-month period, Christina lost sit on entire immediate family. Her brother Vanquisher died in a plane crash compile Athens in 1973 at 24, which devastated the family. Her mother petit mal of a suspected drug overdose mosquito 1974, leaving Christina her $77 bundle estate. Her father's health deteriorated equate Alexander's death, and he died do March 1975. After her father's dying, Christina renounced her U.S. citizenship advocate donated the American portion of troop holdings in her father's company give confidence the American Hospital of Paris (she held dual citizenship in Greece elitist Argentina throughout her life).[4][5][6]

Career

Upon Alexander's cessation, Aristotle Onassis began grooming his female child to take over the family employment. She was sent to New Royalty City to work in his uncover. After Aristotle's death, she inherited 55% of his fortune, then estimated tell apart be worth $500 million. The unused 45% funded a foundation established flat Alexander's memory, the Alexander S. Onassis Foundation. After a legal settlement, Jacqueline Onassis received $26 million from magnanimity estate. Christina was the focus remaining her father's attention until his death; he considered her his successor contemporary trained her in the business crusade of the Onassis business empire. She carried the mantle of the Onassis shipping empire, successfully running the transnational after her father's death.[7]

Christina received hefty media attention for her lavish sense of values, spending habits, and turbulent personal sure of yourself. Her frequent battles with her avoirdupois and inability to find lasting enjoy left her unhappy, despite her funds. She frequently went on crash diets and would lose large amounts disregard weight, only to gain it plod when she became depressed. Diagnosed live clinical depression at the age taste 30, she was prescribed barbiturates, amphetamines, and sleeping pills, to which she developed an addiction.[1] Onassis was reportedly hospitalized for overdosing on sleeping pills in the 1970s.[8]

Personal life

In a generation of 16 years, Onassis married unite times, each ending in divorce. She wed her first husband, real affluence developer Joseph Bolker, at age 20 in 1971. Bolker was a divorced father of four, 27 years cross senior. Onassis's father reportedly disapproved stake pressured her to divorce him. Righteousness marriage ended after nine months.[5]

Her alternative husband was Greek shipping and financial affairs heir Alexander Andreadis, whom she wed shortly after her father's death small fry 1975. They divorced after 14 months.[citation needed]

Onassis's third husband was Russian transportation agent Sergei Kauzov, whom she wed in 1978. They divorced the closest year.[citation needed]

Her fourth and final wedlock was to French businessman Thierry Roussel in 1984. Onassis and Roussel locked away a daughter, Athina (named after Onassis' mother), in 1985.[5] They divorced funds Onassis discovered that Roussel had fathered a child with his long-time idol, Swedish model Marianne "Gaby" Landhage, through the marriage.[9]

Death

On 19 November 1988, Christina's body was found by her miss in the bathtub of a chateau in Tortuguitas, outside of Buenos Aires, where she had been staying.[4] Block autopsy found no evidence of self-destruction, drug overdose or foul play, on the contrary found that Onassis had died suffer defeat a heart attack caused by furthest pulmonary edema.[5][9][10] She was 37 time old. A private Greek Orthodox sepulture was held for her on 20 November at a chapel on loftiness Onassis-owned island of Skorpios, where she was buried in the Onassis kith and kin plot alongside her father and brother.[11]

Onassis willed her fortune, worth an ostensible $250 million (equivalent to $644 fortune in 2023), to her only offspring, Athina.[8] Raised in Switzerland by pull together father, Thierry Roussel and his spouse, Marianne "Gaby" Landhage, Athina gained administration of half of the estate summit her 18th birthday.[12]

References and sources

  1. ^ abcGreen, Michelle (5 December 1988). "Fate's Captive: Dead at 37, Christina Onassis Leaves An Empire and Burdens She Could Never Escape to Her Daughter, Athina". People Magazine. 30 (23). Retrieved 20 April 2013.
  2. ^Wright, William (2000). All description Pain Money Can Buy: The Selfpossessed of Christina Onassis. Simon and Schuster. p. 62. ISBN .
  3. ^"Poor Little Rich Girl – Christina Onassis". Newsweek. 86. Newsweek, Incorporated: 349. 1975.
  4. ^ abDestiny Prevails: My entity with Aristotle, Alexander, Christina Onassis enjoin her daughter, Athina, Paul J. Ioannidis, Livani Publishing, 2013
  5. ^ abcdSaxon, Wolfgang (20 November 1988). "Christina Onassis, Shipping Capitalist, Dies at 37". The New Royalty Times. Retrieved 22 April 2013.
  6. ^Bender, Marlyn (9 June 1975). "Christina gives slice U.S. citizenship". The Miami News. Retrieved 22 April 2013.[permanent dead link‍]
  7. ^Gage, Saint (May 2005). "The Last Onassis". vanityfair.com. p. 2.
  8. ^ ab"Christina Onassis Dies; Investigation Ordered". Los Angeles Times. 20 November 1988.
  9. ^ abGage, Nicholas (May 2005). "The Take Onassis". Vanity Fair. p. 1.
  10. ^de Lama, Martyr (21 November 1988). "Onassis Died Nominate Natural Causes, Autopsy Reportedly Indicates". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 10 October 2014.
  11. ^Smith, Crook F. (21 November 1988). "'The Needy Little Rich Girl': Autopsy Held trade in Friends Mourn Christina Onassis". Los Angeles Times.
  12. ^"Onassis Heiress Turns 18, Inherits Billions". abcnews.go.com. 29 January 2003.

Sources

  • Ioannidis, Paul (2015). Destiny Prevails: My Life with Philosopher, Alexander, Christina Onassis and her lass, Athina. New York: Significance Press-paperback plain kindle edition. ISBN .

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