Carole Mallory, a 71-year-old former model and actress known for her role in “Stepford Wives,” has unveiled her latest literary endeavor titled “Picasso's Ghost,” delving into her romantic rendezvous with renowned figures.
Within the pages of her new book, Mallory candidly recounts her experiences with notable personalities such as Robert De Niro, Peter Sellers, Richard Gere, and Claude, the son of Pablo Picasso.
Reflecting on her past motivations, Mallory shared with the NY Post that her attraction to celebrities stemmed from a desire for validation and acceptance.
She sought affirmation through relationships with famous men.
Presently, Mallory imparts her wisdom on writing as a professor at Rosemont College and Temple University in Philadelphia.
In her recent publication, she unveils intimate details about her affairs with these iconic individuals.
Her liaison with Robert De Niro, which commenced in 1975 at the Chateau Marmont, unfolded over a 14-day period.
Mallory vividly recalls his attentive gaze during their lovemaking and the subtle details like a butterfly tattoo symbolizing his whimsical nature.
Peter Sellers, known for his role in the “Pink Panther” series, also captured Mallory's affection.
She fondly reminisces about his hairy physique, likening him to a gentle giant panda bear, yet acknowledging his inner struggles masked by alcohol.
Another noteworthy encounter detailed in Mallory's narrative is her dalliance with actor Richard Gere in the late '70s.
She praises his prowess in the bedroom, describing him as a combination of Valentino's charm and unparalleled thoughtfulness, setting him apart from her other paramours.
In a poignant revelation, Mallory discloses her emotional turmoil following an engagement with Claude Picasso, son of the legendary artist Pablo Picasso.
The abrupt end to their relationship left her grappling with self-doubt and insecurities, shaping her perception of herself for years to come.
