Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe’s Covert Encounter

Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe engaged in a clandestine night of romance, recently unveiled information discloses.

The renowned King of Rock and the iconic American beauty indulged in a fleeting liaison within the confines of a hotel room, as revealed by Elvis' former manager, Byron Raphael, who has maintained secrecy around this intimate episode for a staggering half a century.

Raphael asserts that the concept of rock ‘n' roll sensation Elvis courting Marilyn as a mere publicity ploy in 1956 was concocted by his superiors at the William Morris agency.

Initially, Marilyn rebuffed the idea, purportedly due to concerns about the spotlight.

“He was quite embarrassed by the rejection, but I believe Marilyn declined because she perceived it as overly publicized,” Raphael confided to the New York Daily Post.

Undeterred, Presley orchestrated a covert rendezvous thereafter.

“A fortnight later, Elvis contacted me and instructed, ‘I want you to fetch Marilyn.'

On a rainy evening, I escorted her to the Beverly Wilshire hotel, where they retreated to his private quarters,” Raphael recounted.

Upon their face-to-face encounter, an immediate magnetic pull drew them together, initiating wordlessly a fervent exchange of affectionate gestures.

Overwhelmed by the unfolding scene, Raphael found himself momentarily stunned, unsure of how to proceed.

Marilyn, being senior by a decade, quipped, ‘You play the guitar quite well.'

Without further ado, they adjourned to the bedroom, leaving Raphael perplexed about whether to exit discreetly or linger, prompting him to eventually drift into a groggy state.

His repose was abruptly interrupted by the creaking door, prompting him to hastily seek cover behind a nearby bar as Elvis and Marilyn emerged unclothed, conversing minimally.

Maintaining silence, Raphael observed their departure without interjecting.

Following their liaison, Elvis arranged for Marilyn to be escorted home in a taxi.

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