Marriage and Family
At age 18, Judith married the actor William Campbell in 1952 and took his name. He was an alcoholic, and they divorced in 1958. One account says that they divorced in 1959, after having been separated for two years.
Described as "stunningly beautiful", beginning in 1960 she had an 18-month relationship with John F. Kennedy, then senator, which continued after he was elected president of the United States.
She had a son David Bohrer from a later relationship. In 1975 Campbell married again, to Dan Exner, a golfer. They separated in 1988.
Read more about this topic: Judith Exner
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