Marilyn Monroe is known as the bombshell of Hollywood. Her fame has not expired with her, rather it increased due to her mysterious death. She has left many questions behind her which are still unanswered.
Here are few interesting little known facts about this gorgeous beauty
Real name
Marilyn Monroe’s real name was Norma Jeane Mortenson. Norma was an orphan and in general she had eleven sets of foster parents.
She did not like diamonds
She didn’t love diamonds as she used to sing it. Her favorite was a modest string of pearls. The glamorous jewelry and diamonds were part of her scenic image.
She had higher IQ than Einstein
Marilyn Monroe had an IQ of 168, higher than Albert Einstein. The results of IQ tests achieved by Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates were also lower than Monroe’s only 160. By the way, Albert Einstein once gave to Marilyn his own autographed photo she treasured very much.
She was a stammer
Yes! Marilyn Monroe had a stammer. She was a stammerer in her childhood and in her teens, but as she grew older it disappeared. However, in stressful situations she began to stammer again.
Her husband brought flowers to her grave for twenty years
She had flowers brought to her grave for twenty years. Once she made her husband Joe DiMaggio promise her he would bring flowers to her grave each week if she died. Joe turned out to be a man of his word, fresh roses were left on her crypt three times a week for long twenty years.
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