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MOTHER COURAGEMargaret Trudeau, photographed in the Prime Minister’s Accommodation at the Fairmont Royal York, in Toronto.
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Ryan O’Neal, in those days, was still one of Hollywood’s admired bad boys, a rake with albino beard and a Pepsodent smile. He had already accomplished the hearts of Ursula Andress, Bianca Jagger, two wives, and a host of others. And as he pulled up to the admission of the Beverly Hills Auberge on that day in 1979, active a biscuit Rolls and cutting a Hawaiian shirt, he was anon to do the aforementioned to Margaret Trudeau, the wispy, alluring wife of the prime abbot of Canada. Maggie—as her accompany knew her—would afterwards agenda that endemic was “one of the shortest-lived, best agitative and absurd” diplomacy of her life; the 38-year-old O’Neal was “shallow” and represented “everything that was amiss about the way I lived.”
And, boy, how Margaret Trudeau had lived. By the backward 1970s she was an all-embracing sensation, the Holly Golightly of the Mounties, the aberrant wife who had larboard Canada’s dashing, bookish prime minister, Pierre, and their three adolescent sons (the eldest, Justin, became prime abbot in 2015) to accompany a activity of amaze and dizzying amusement that was splashed on the pages of every all-embracing tabloid. She had met O’Neal at Flat 54, area she was a approved (“He was array of like Cary Grant and Peter Lawford—lanky and alpine and elegant, aloof absolute curve everywhere,” she says today), and area she already memorably sat on a patron’s altogether cake. A photo of her accusation up her heels on the 54 ball floor—the aforementioned night in 1979 that her afresh bedmate absent re-election—was zapped all over the world, acknowledging affirmation of her cachet as the gold accepted in adventuresome bohemian chic.
As best of O’Neal’s conquests did, Margaret enjoyed active fun with him, aerobatics for his mix of boy-next-door agreeableness and a blow of menace. (O’Neal beneath to animadversion for this article.) Until the day she taped an adventure of The Mike Douglas Show and afresh went to his abode to see him, abandoned to be told he couldn’t let her in because his son was at home. Piqued and undaunted, she hiked up her bound covering brim and scaled the aerial bank surrounding O’Neal’s mansion, ambiguous on atramentous suede pumps as her disciplinarian looked on, appropriately agog. O’Neal had been appalled, amused, and impressed, but not abundant to adhere about for more: things bound flamed out. So Margaret Trudeau did the abandoned affair she could anticipate of, which was to stop for Japanese takeout, afresh accept the disciplinarian cull over on Sunset Boulevard so she could bung the absolute meal at a advance for The Main Event, O’Neal’s new movie.
By the backward 70s she was an all-embracing sensation, the Holly Golightly of the Mounties.
I admonish her of this adventure one night as we sit in the aback of a car, on the outskirts of Toronto. It’s not a funny memory. “Oh, the carelessness . . . ,” she says, abaft off, attractive out the window. She’s appear to agreement with all of this, with her arid accomplished and its consistent infamy, and with her calmness about it all, which seems 18-carat and hard-won. But admitting her fortitude, she cannot absolutely vanquish regret, accepting lived a big, wild, accessible life. “You attending aback and you wonder, How could I have? And yet you apperceive you were trapped in the absoluteness of brainy illness.”
Margaret doesn’t acquaint the O’Neal adventure in the speeches she now makes. But she tells others, abounding aloof as abominable and atrocious and embarrassing. She’d rather not, of course, but she knows she has to. Because she has to be authentic, she has to acquaint the truth, she has to get bodies to listen, to accept that what happened to her is blow every day to added bodies whose foibles never accomplish it into the Daily Mail. You can alarm it a crusade, or, if you’re a cynic, you can alarm it Margaret Trudeau giving a anecdotal to her accomplished bad behavior beneath the guise of actuality a mental-health advocate. She doesn’t decidedly care. She knows that she hasn’t consistently done the appropriate affair but that she’s accomplishing the appropriate affair now.
“I’ve had the bigger abashment of all,” she says. “I’ve been bound abroad in a attitude ward. I absent my mind. I’ve been ashamed like nobody’s been humiliated, everybody talking about it and bedlam about it and badinage about it. Aloof because of that, and that alone, agency I’m the one to allocution about it. Because they can’t bandy annihilation added at me.”
Margaret Trudeau sits on the lanai of her 1920s penthouse, abreast city Montreal, sipping tea. The sun-splashed accommodation seems like the burrow of a brash aunt: a warren of comfortable accommodation with old country copse appliance and broadcast endless of books and photo albums. On the living-room bank is a affected agitation account anachronous May 22, 1980, accounting by John Lennon six months afore he was murdered alfresco the Dakota. Amid the banal tasks (“H.B.O. guy,” “Marmalade”), he additionally listed: “Margaret Trudeau book.” He had allegedly advised to apprehend Aloft Reason, the aboriginal of Margaret’s several tell-all memoirs. She’s lived that affectionate of life.
Margaret Trudeau, at 69, seems appreciably calm—all the time. She speaks with the lilting, abating accent of a bedtime-story teller. She has a arch of bouncing chestnut beard and wears bright-orange sandals, her toenails corrective to match. Her sparkling eyes are sea blue, abounding of activity and amusement and sadness. She can be calmly absorbing and yet abundantly evasive, like a adolescent who pretends not to apprehend aback you assert it’s time for bed. Her cast of abandon looks forward, not back. You get the faculty that she has done the work, abundant of it brutal, and appear out the added side. But she additionally knows she will never afresh be absolutely who she was, who she ability accept been.
And who was Maggie Trudeau? An adventuresome adolescent woman, who, at the age of 22, affiliated a baby-kisser of 51 and begin herself berserk extemporaneous for the fishbowl that came with actuality the wife of a civic leader; a agrarian adolescent who traded that akin actuality for a bright adult activity that about dead her, and for diplomacy with some of the best able and belled playboys of the 1970s: O’Neal, Jack Nicholson, Ron Wood, Ted Kennedy, Perrier-water beneficiary Bruce Nevins, and endless others, including a belled cocaine dealer. And yet she never absolutely absent her believing wonder. Diane von Furstenberg, who socialized with Margaret in those exciting days, recalls her as “beautiful, fun, vulnerable.” Indeed, von Furstenberg says that aback she aboriginal met Margaret’s son—Canada’s new prime minister—”I had to hug him, this compassionate, able arch of state. Because he reminded me so abundant of his mother.”
Trudeau on the French Riviera filming The Guardian Angel with Jean-Luc Fritz (second from left), 1978.
By Kevin Dowling/Camera Press/Redux.
No one knew aloof how accessible Margaret had been. Because for abundant of her activity she’d hidden a abhorrent secret, alike from herself: that she was adversity from bipolar disorder, undiagnosed and untreated. She would circling into abasement abandoned to zoom up into mania. The alfresco apple saw the dervish—the affiche babe for the 70s’ louche affray as she sipped albino at the Savoy, roared through arcade sprees at Chloe, Ungaro, and Charles Jourdan, and approved adulation and sex from able men.
“Self-loathing is the bigger hurdle you accept to get over,” she says on the lanai, demography a sip of tea. “When I was active it up, no one could accept told me I was as mad as a hatter. Clearly, I was aloft reason—I wasn’t cerebration with a rational mind. That is the aspect of brainy illness: not actuality able to admission the reasoned, acumen allotment of your brain.”
Margaret Sinclair was one of bristles daughters built-in to a Cabinet affiliate and his wife. She was, in her own words, “a awful sexualized teenager” who collection a 1966 Beetle, smoked pot, took mescaline, and was bedeviled with Keats. At 19—over the 1967 Christmas break—she went on a ancestors cruise to Tahiti and began dating Yves Lewis, 21, a French waterskiing best who’d advised at the Sorbonne and whose grandfathering was one of the founders of Club Med. One afternoon, on a bulk by herself, she was abutting by an earlier man, “clearly an athlete,” who had been slalom skiing nearby; their badinage anon angry into a active discussion. Afterwards they went snorkeling together, article addled her about Pierre Trudeau, alike if he was 29 years her senior. His eyes, she now recalls, “were a very, actual twinkly blue. He was actual charming. He was an adventurer; he was a tease; he was so, so intelligent. And he had aces legs.” In 1969, while she was blockage at her grandmother’s abode on the British Columbia coast, her mother telephoned to broadcast that Pierre Trudeau, now the prime abbot of Canada, had alleged to ask if he could allure adolescent Margaret to dinner.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau was the begat of a affluent Montreal ancestors and had his own bright past: at 28, in 1948, he logged added than 1,700 afar on his Harley, roaring through Europe afore ambience out on a apple tour, during which he had been falsely arrested as an Israeli spy, anchored beyond Indochina in a aggressive convoy, and been bedfast (for bridge the new and abutting India-Pakistan border). By the 60s he had apparent politics, and his agile acceptable looks and accessible way with crowds fabricated him a J.F.K. of the provinces. As his political contour connected to rise, he anachronous artful women, Barbra Streisand amid them. “I anticipate Pierre anticipation of himself as the old Prince of Wales who admired the showgirls,” Margaret says. “He aloof admired to date actresses and singers and ballerinas, aloof for the weekend or a bottle of champagne. But Barbra was substance. She absolutely was. We had an arrangement: aback I wasn’t activity out with him, he could go out with added girls. But I didn’t beggarly Barbra Streisand.”
Margaret and Pierre connected to date secretly, and then, in March 1971, they eloped to a baby abbey in Arctic Vancouver, area the 22-year-old helpmate agitated a boutonniere of white daisies and wore a clothes she had fabricated herself.
But this adolescent Margaret Trudeau, like Grace Kelly had afore her, begin herself extemporaneous for august duties and blindsided by advancing columnist acceptance about aggregate from her pregnancies to her wardrobe. The media aberration accomplished its aiguille aback she abounding a accession at the White Abode in 1977 and was about austere in figure for cutting a knee-length cocktail dress—and, worse, for accepting a run in her stocking. The abutting day, she alarming the alternate accession the Trudeaus were answerable to host for Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, at the Canadian Embassy in Washington. “But the feminists had been affronted for the way I had been treated,” she says. “The fizz rang all day long. Elizabeth Taylor alleged saying, ‘I’m cutting short!,’ and Mrs. Carter saying, ‘I’m cutting short!’ So we all wore short, and we all laughed.”
“Margaret incidents” became a basic of the papers, such as when, impromptu, she serenaded the Aboriginal Adult of Venezuela with a self-composed tune during a accompaniment dinner. (What no one knew was that she had eaten some consciousness-expanding peyote beforehand.) The Trouble with Margaret had absolutely started continued before. About from the start, the anarchistic Trudeau alliance had been jinxed. Plunging into abasement in 1973 afterward the bearing of her additional son, Alexandre (called Sacha), Margaret fled Canada for Paris and Crete, acquisitive to reconnect with her added footloose side. She alternate aloof in time to appear a celebrity tennis clash in New York, area she bound fell beneath the spell of Senator Edward Kennedy, cementing what would become a arrangement of chancy diplomacy with acclaimed and emotionally bare men.
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Girls in Tight Dresses. Part 11 (53 pics) | Girls In Tight Dresses PicsThe Trudeaus had a third son, Michel, built-in in 1975. Indeed, at that appearance in Margaret’s life, motherhood was the abandoned aspect that seemed durably in her control. Her three sons grew up adherent their freewheeling mom, alike in her aphotic days. “When I became a dad, 10 years ago, I bethink allurement my mom what the abstruse was to actuality a abundant parent,” Justin Trudeau recounts today. “‘Love,’ she said. ‘Before and aloft all else, be abounding with adulation for your children, no amount what the circumstances.’ But continued afore she anytime told me that, she showed me that, all through my life.”
She went on a two-year absent weekend, seeing her sons, afresh . . . aback to the ball attic at 54.
Even as Margaret begin adherence in adopting a family, the amusing and political pressures triggered bottomward spirals. She agitated a fantasy of active abroad with Ted Kennedy, article which she knew would never happen, and shouldn’t happen, but which she couldn’t let go of. In hindsight, she now says, “I was aloof one of his flirts, and it wasn’t serious. But it was adverse to my marriage.” She briefly arrested into a hospital, but it didn’t help. Annihilation did.
In March 1977, she absitively on a balloon separation—a aeon she would afterwards alarm “two years of mayhem.” Which started aback Margaret Trudeau met the Rolling Stones.
The night of her sixth bells anniversary, Margaret went to Toronto to see the Stones at a attenuate club date, at the El Mocambo. Dressed in a jumpsuit and a Pierre Cardin scarf, she larboard her table to sit at Mick Jagger’s anxiety as he sang and strutted. She stared at him worshipfully throughout the performance. The Daily Mirror would blare: PREMIER’S WIFE IN STONES SCANDAL. Actuality Margaret, she alternate for the Stones’ concert the afterward night, and letters alike that she’d hosted a affair for the bandage in her auberge suite. (A few months later, Mick Jagger told the Black Standard, “She is a actual ailing babe in chase of something. She begin it—but not with me. I wouldn’t go abreast her with a barge pole.”)
She aloof home, afresh angry up in New York, area she hunkered bottomward in the accommodation of her acquaintance Yasmin Aga Khan, the socialite babe of Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth. As the Canadian and European columnist spit-roasted her regularly, she was, to the New York disco crowd, artlessly the newest “It girl”—fun, fresh, and fickle. “It had a Roman Holiday affection to it,” recalls nightlife columnist Patrick McMullan. “I anticipate that added a affectionate of glamour. It wasn’t like she was accomplishing annihilation bad—she was aloof out accepting a acceptable time. It was the backward 1970s, a crazy time. It wasn’t as alien as it ability sound. I mean, Lillian Carter was at Flat 54.”
“She had never absolutely accomplished New York, never apperception the best bohemian, fastest army in New York,” adds Vanity Fair accidental editor Bob Colacello, who aboriginal met Margaret aback she emerged nude from a hot tub in a Tokyo auberge allowance and offered him and Andy Warhol a joint. Margaret afterwards became a approved at Warhol’s fabulous salons.
Margaret had been absorbed on re-inventing herself. First, she approved her duke at photography, spending time with Richard Avedon in his studio, activity to galleries with Warhol, alike cutting a account for Bodies magazine. She approved acting, landing the changeable advance adverse Patrick McGoohan in the blur Kings and Desperate Men, a earnest drama. Afresh she went on a two-year absent weekend, endlessly abandoned to see her sons, afresh axis about to run aback to the ball attic at 54, area Steve Rubell fabricated constant she consistently breezed in. “I would get this alarm at 11 or 12 or alike 1,” she recalls, “and it would be ‘Meggggie! We’re havin’ a big pah-ty tonight and all the stahs will be there and you accept to come. I’m sending the cah!’ It was the best astonishing time.”
In the abatement of 1978 there were jaunts to Paris with Sabrina Guinness and dinners at Maxim’s with Pierre Cardin. (Guinness’s recollections of those exciting times, she confesses, are a tad fuzzy, admitting she adds, “I do bethink Margaret actuality a lot of fun.”)
And naturally, there were the men. She met Jack Nicholson in London, area he was filming The Shining. Nicholson was about dating Anjelica Huston (who had additionally anachronous Ryan O’Neal—it’s Hollywood), but that didn’t accumulate Trudeau and Nicholson (he alleged her “Canada’s Margaret”) from active around. “To me, he’s the archetype of what a chargeless animal actuality is,” Margaret says of Nicholson. “He didn’t acquaint any lies; he didn’t accomplish any promises; he didn’t pretend. He artlessly was free. He wasn’t activity to accomplish to anyone—he never did.”
Left, Trudeau in the South of France, 1978; Right, in Montreal, about 1979.
Left, by Oscar Abolafia; Right, © Keystone Canada/ZUMAPRESS.com.
In the summer of 1979, she would accomplish one of the bigger mistakes of her life: she accepted an account to Playgirl magazine. The result: a abundantly breathless Margaret anecdotal that she’d had an aborticide at 17; that she’d already spent eight hours sitting in a tree, aerial on mescaline; and that she was now in adulation with accompanist Lou Rawls, whom she had aloof met on The Mike Douglas Show. “He aloof wants to booty acceptable affliction of me. Oh, and I am so abundant in adulation with that idea. . . . Don’t you anticipate we could accept a admirable chocolate-colored babe together?” (Rawls’s arranger bound issued a account adage that the two had not alike announced aback the taping.)
The best anathema allotment of the piece? The archetype of Margaret’s ancillary of a fizz alarm from Pierre in the average of the interview, during which she declared for him the pedal pushers she wore in the photo on the awning of the New York Post that showed her dancing at Flat 54 the night he absent his bid for re-election. Ouch.
The media fallout was actual and vicious. Humiliated, she fled aback to Canada and her children, area she went into about seclusion, acquisitive to ride out the storm.
It angry out that a worse storm was coming.
For the abutting two decades Margaret Trudeau went into amusing eclipse. She affiliated again, this time to a German real-estate administrator called Fried Kemper. She had two added children, Kyle and Alicia. Prozac helped—until she went off it. She was broke for pot. She miscarried. Kemper went bankrupt. She concluded up aback in a brainy hospital for added than two months.
It was in the abatement of 1998 that Margaret Trudeau began her chase to the bottom. On a accomplished October day, her son Michel came to say good-bye; he and some accompany were activity on a ski trip. He told her he admired her, got in his car, and collection off. A few weeks later, the badge agape on Margaret’s aperture at the Ritz-Carlton in Montreal and told her the adverse news: there had been an accident. An barrage on the glacier. Michel Trudeau had been swept abroad into the icy basin below. His anatomy was never recovered.
“I mean, it was her son,” recalls her abutting acquaintance Ann White. “I aloof can’t brainstorm annihilation worse. She aloof went to bed and pulled the bedding over her head. She was aloof paralyzed. And it destroyed Pierre. He capital to die. Everyone capital to die.”
Pierre did die beneath than two years later. At that point a anxious Margaret teetered on the brink. “I aloof went into madness,” she says. “It’s very, actual alarming to be in that place.”
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Sexy girls in uber-tight dresses : theCHIVE | Girls In Tight Dresses PicsThere were two added hospital stays, and a straitjacket, and alike a accommodating who already acicular to her and remarked to another, “You see that adult over there, the one in the corner, crying? She thinks she’s Margaret Trudeau.” She didn’t appetite to alive anymore. “Watching her, my superhero affectionate of mom, affectionate of crumble was absolutely scary,” says her daughter, Alicia Kemper, now 28 and absolutely abutting to her mother. “I had to accumulate my ambit [at the time].”
“I anticipate aback you’ve absent a child, nothing’s that sad. And you get a allowance that comes out of that abhorrent sorrow,” Margaret says. For her, it was assuredly accepting help—and accepting the appropriate analysis and treatment. She additionally begin a raison d’être: to accomplish constant others accepted the struggles that appear with abasement and bipolar disorder. “Many wallow in the grief,” she attests. “It defines them for the blow of their lives.” She claims she didn’t smile or beam for bristles years. Then, in 2003, her son Sacha took the ancestors on a cruise to Cuba. They backward at a admirable resort, absolved on the beach, danced to Lil Wayne. Margaret larboard the acquisition by herself, and as she absolved aback into her hut she began laughing. And laughing. “And I came home,” she says, “and it was over.”
The 16th Annual Activist Awards Banquet was afresh captivated in the address of the Oakville District Labour Council, a characterless brick architecture aloof alfresco of Toronto. Margaret had agreed to be the keynote speaker, and there was acceptable fizz amid the 430 who had appear to apprehend her. One sometimes forgets what Margaret has meant to Canada, what she still means. These kinds of speeches are now how she makes her living, cogent wry, self-deprecating anecdotes—along with alms prescriptions for acclamation individuals’ and society’s mental-health challenges.
JUSTIN TIMELeft, Prime Abbot Trudeau, in Italy, 2017; Right, Trudeau with son Justin Trudeau in Montreal afterwards his acclamation victory, 2015.
Left, by Carmelo Imbesi/LaPresse/Sipa USA; Right, by Jim Young/Reuters.
That evening, Margaret took the date to activation acclaim and the click-click-click of cell-phone cameras. And off she went, in a torrent. Bodies in Canada adulation to apprehend her allege because of their affection for the Trudeau family, their allure with the new prime minister, as able-bodied as their constant account for Margaret.
She captivated the admirers with tales about seeing Pierre that aboriginal time in Tahiti “in his awful little bathing suit,” how she “took to marijuana like a avoid to water,” how her mother did not appetite her to see a psychiatrist: “She said, ‘Oh, Margaret, psychiatrists abandoned accusation the mother.’” The army roared.
For an hour she discussed the science of berserk abasement while amplification a PG adaptation of her own biography. (“In one of my episodes [I] ran off with the Rolling Stones,” she said. “I could accept aloof as calmly run off with one of the guys from the 7-Eleven.”)
Afterward, there was a book signing, and a band of (almost all) women snaked bottomward and out and around. Some had waited added than an hour for an autograph, a selfie, a adventitious to acquaint Margaret Trudeau that they adore her and, best of all, that they adulation her.”We don’t allocution about action as abundant as we allocution about people,” Justin Trudeau says of his common chats with his mother. “Everywhere she goes, as she shares her adventure with Canadians, they allotment with her their hopes and fears, successes and pains.”
And she manages, through it all, to abide that barefoot Aquarian. “There [is] no pretense, annihilation fancy,” says Brian Bowman, a neighbor. “She has a big heart. Huge.”
It’s not accessible to re-invent yourself as a austere being with a austere bulletin afterwards spending the best years of your activity authoritative the affliction accessible decisions, played out for the apple to see and ridicule. And yet that is absolutely what Margaret Trudeau, the absurd Barbara Bush of the north, has managed to cull off, armed with angle and dust and amusement and the adamant acceptance that, somehow, tomorrow has the abeyant to be bigger than today.
One night, as I am abrogation her Montreal apartment, she stands by the aperture and afresh accomplish against me and envelops me in a behemothic buck hug, the affectionate acclimatized grandmothers apperceive how to deliver. As we abstracted she takes my face in her easily and looks at me with those blithely arch dejected eyes. “I am not defined,” she says, “by the men I slept with.”
Michael Callahan is a Vanity Fair accidental editor. His latest book is the novel, The Night She Won Miss America.
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Trudeau in Montreal, about 1979.
Trudeau with Steve Rubell at Flat 54, 1979.
Trudeau in the South of France, 1978.
Trudeau on the French Riviera filming The Guardian Angel with Jean-Luc Fritz (second from left), 1978.
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Oh My, Those Tight Dresses. Part 2 | bellezones | Pinterest | Nice ... | Girls In Tight Dresses PicsTrudeau with Andy Warhol at New York’s Le Club, about 1979.
Trudeau with son Justin Trudeau in Montreal afterwards his acclamation victory, 2015.
Margaret Trudeau, photographed in the Prime Minister’s Accommodation at the Fairmont Royal York, in Toronto.
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Trudeau in Montreal, about 1979.
© Keystone Canada/ZUMAPRESS.com.
Trudeau with Steve Rubell at Flat 54, 1979.
By Robin Platzer.
Trudeau in the South of France, 1978.
By Oscar Abolafia.
Trudeau on the French Riviera filming The Guardian Angel with Jean-Luc Fritz (second from left), 1978.
By Kevin Dowling/Camera Press/Redux.
Trudeau with bedmate Pierre Trudeau, 1972.
By Duncan Cameron/Library and Archives Canada/PA-175941.
Trudeau with Andy Warhol at New York’s Le Club, about 1979.
By Oscar Abolafia.
Trudeau with son Justin Trudeau in Montreal afterwards his acclamation victory, 2015.
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Margaret Trudeau, photographed in the Prime Minister’s Accommodation at the Fairmont Royal York, in Toronto.
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