The Fall of the Cushing Sisters: The Scandals That Ended an Era

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  @MythicWomen · 1 year ago · pinned

  Here is part 1: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7v0u4UTHyQ">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7v0u4UTHyQ</a> Hope you all enjoy this. Let me know your thoughts, I can&apos;t wait to release next week&apos;s special video in time for President&apos;s day in America. Thanks so much for your support.

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  @anaavd5133 · 1 year ago

  Another reminder to try and be as happy as you can. Most people today never heard about these wonderful women. Seize the day. <br>Enjoy your life. Everyone will be forgotten.

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  @Silverfern2424 · 1 year ago

  They lived charmed lives really. I remember my mother telling me that you don’t know a person until you live with them - which many of us have found out to our cost.

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  @christineyetman640 · 1 year ago

  Imagine having your children live in a cottage next door with a nanny and a cook...how very sad ...these &nbsp;three sisters were in trouble the day they were born....their mother cared more about money than her daughters happiness..once again how very sad

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  @timeforcoffee485 · 1 year ago

  This has been a truly interesting 2-parter, so well researched and narrated. Thank you so much for the hard work.

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  @TheFinalBoss316 · 1 year ago

  I simply can&apos;t imagine how much time it takes you to research this. Thank you so much. Your channel is such a treasure.

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  @miguelfernandes5628 · 1 year ago

  Now this IS the classy gossip I would watch back to back to back while sipping martinis or eating edibles. &nbsp;Not the trash that modern media showcases. &nbsp;Thank you!

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  @SafetySpooon · 1 year ago

  Capote was worse than a snake. Imagine attacking &amp; USING all your friends as he did &amp; then acting surprised when they cut you off, &amp;, even worse, hurt, as if YOU were the victim. What gall, what self-centered arrogance!

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  @cocoaddams4502 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Tired of being exquisite.&quot; &nbsp;-- Such a beautiful line.

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  @vickitaylor680 · 1 year ago

  I enjoyed this tremendously. I always thought Jock Whitney was the real catch in every possible way. Apparently Betsy knew this and was devoted to him. It’s interesting that bill paley never remarried.

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  @paulthehappygoat · 1 year ago (edited)

  The 3 sisters all paid a heavy price in various degrees &nbsp; for some of the choices<br>they made. You encapsulated why, when you said another set of rules and &nbsp;another time. (beautifully written)<br>I wonder if Babe thought it was all worthwhile in those last weeks? &nbsp;Maybe she did.<br>Babe never gave up on chasing perfection. <br>Truman&apos;s betrayal was unforgivable. &nbsp;He suffered abandonment &nbsp;as &nbsp;child<br>that affected his whole life. He really wanted his mother&apos;s dream of being a 5th Avenue doyen &nbsp;but<br>as another commenter said he could never really have it.<br>Pamela Churchill &nbsp;was everywhere.! <br>Betsy seemed to have had a better life.<br>For me their story is both fascinating and perplexing. &nbsp;Perhaps even<br>a little painful. &nbsp;Particularly Babe. So much effort and compromise &nbsp;for glamour, &nbsp;beauty and money.<br>Thanks &nbsp;again for continuing to &nbsp;make &nbsp;such high quality &nbsp;docos. As usual your writting, construction and<br>telling of their story was eloquent and immersive. &nbsp;I&apos;m sure we are all &nbsp;very grateful for your talent. ❤ &nbsp;Both episodes are very special.

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  @arlettedumais5776 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This is better than any A &amp; E Biography! I loved Peter Graves&apos; narration, but yours is so much better. As for the Cushing sisters, they experienced life&apos;s joys, sorrows, &nbsp;disappointments, and regrets like everyone else. Thank you for entertaining us with Mythic Women! ❤

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