Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Diaries Reveal Controversial Views

Newly released excerpts from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s private diaries reveal his candid and often critical views on various celebrities and political figures. In writings dating back to 2000, Kennedy described actor Tom Hanks as a 'chronic complainer' despite his good fortune, while he praised Bruce Willis's physicality after visiting the set of 'The Story of Us.' He also recounted a conversation with Alec Baldwin, who expressed deep concern for his daughter during his tumultuous divorce from Kim Basinger. Kennedy's criticisms extended to former President Bill Clinton, whom he deemed 'highly flawed' for his controversial pardons, and even his family, particularly targeting Edwin Schlossberg over his handling of Jackie Kennedy's estate. The diaries, which have surfaced in light of Kennedy's nomination as federal health secretary, reflect his complex personal and political relationships. Overall, the revelations paint a vivid portrait of Kennedy's inner thoughts and frustrations with both the famous and familial figures in his life.