The Sad Case of The Last Vanderbilt Heiress

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Your documentaries are always very well done! ❤🎉

Anderson said his mother left all her money to charities. He had money of his own and his mother felt like he should stand on his own. They were very close until her death.

I commend you for not using AI narration.👍👍

I used to love her perfume as a youngster in the 1980s

.... i remember the TV 📺 adverts here in 🇬🇧 for her Jeans 👖 when i was a kid.

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Her jeans were fantastic. The only brand that fit me like a glove every time. I stocked up and still have a bunch. Talented person but dark past (so I’ve heard).

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I learned that Anderson Cooper is Gloria Vanderbilt's son, I never knew.

I remember her appearing in her ads for her signature black jeans.

An amazing video as always!!! Thanks for telling us about another Forgotten Life, your dedication and efforts are on another level!!

Good day FL from Black Diamond Alberta...really enjoyed today's upload😊

Another fascinating story and the delivery is spot on 🎉 wonderfully soothing voice Thank you for your hard work and efforts 😊

Great video as ALWAYS!!! This video at 5min 03sec resembled a very young: Wallis Simpson!!!

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She was Beautiful interesting life story thank you

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❤ lovely, thank you 🙏! I do remember watching a documentary featuring Gloria Vanderbilt quite a few years back. She was herself in this documentary, age about (my guess) around 70-75, and being interviewed about her former business endeavors. Jeans, perfumes, and a million other endeavors. As I remember it, she did quite well, but in a somewhat inconsistent way; she came across as someone who struggled quite a bit to stay independent & keep providing for herself and her younger kids. Wish I could remember more & about the context where I saw this. Edit: ✍️ that documentary was not exactly recently made. Let’s put it that way. It was part of some sort of double feature which also focused on Anderson Cooper & his success. Still wish I could find it & rewatch it, though.