RFK Jr.'s Boasts Led To Key Breakthrough In Olivia Nuzzi Scandal: Report
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The New York magazine correspondent's relationship with Kennedy was likely "strictly remotus" and included nude photos, according to a new report.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. openly spoke of photos he received from New York magazine’s star D.C. correspondent Olivia Nuzzi before word got back to her boss and the publication placed her on leave, The Daily Beast reported on Saturday.
The former presidential candidate, who is married to “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Cheryl Hines, reportedly bragged of the “intimate” pictures to friends.
The photos were “demure” nudes, a source told Puck News, and the site notes that the relationship was likely “strictly remotus” in nature.
New York magazine editor-in-chief David Haskell learned of Kennedy’s talk of the photos and — after Nuzzi initially denied the relationship to her boss — she would later confirm that it took place, The Daily Beast reported.
The new details arrive after New York magazine announced Thursday that Nuzzi told editors she had a “personal relationship with a former subject relevant to the 2024 campaign,” adding that it had violated the magazine’s conflict of interest/disclosure standards.
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