America Monroe Role Model

Monroe was born in Los Angeles California, on June 1, 1926. She went through a hard life in her teen years, she struggled a lot with her parents, because they were drug addicts. Monroe became one of the world’s biggest and most enduring sex symbols. Before that she was taken away from her parents and they took her to a foster care home, eventually they adopted her. Monroe was married 3 different times, her first marriage was at the age of 16. She married an aircraft worker named Jimmy Dougherty. Of course they divorced years later. In 1954 she married a Baseball player, Joe DiMaggio, then 2 years later she married Arthur Miller. Monroe started to model in 1944 that’s whenever she became more known by the public. People wanted to contract her

for clips of movies, so she started being an actress in 1950. She signed her first contract once her first divorced took place. She became really really famous, after all that stress she went through she started taking some depression pills that were prescribed by her psychiatrist. She abused those pills and she overdosed on them. August 5, 1962 her maid found Monroe dead in the bed nude naked, with a telephone in her hand, and empty bottles of pills. There were rumors that she was involved with the President JFK around the time of her death. People had thought she may have been murdered by him, but and Autopsy was made they found lots of sedatives in her system, her death was suicide. She was going through a lot of things at that moment, so people think she used drugs for a better feeling. Marilyn was buried in one of her favorites dresses from “Emilio Pucci” Monroe died at a really young age she was only 36 years old. Most of the famous people consume all these drugs, because of stress. Most of the actresses, singers, etc… go through a hard time in their careers or in their childhood. This is why most of them try drugs and makes them relax and stuff, but they constantly use it too much that they don’t even notice it. ACUTE
People involved was Monroe, Police, Maid