A journalist, author, and television personality from the United States, Carole Ann Radziwill was born on August 20, 1963. She joined one of Europe’s most illustrious aristocratic families, the House of Radziwill when she wed 1994, a Polish noble dynasty.
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Lee was Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ younger sister, but she is remembered as a fashion figure in her own right. The socialite was known for her exquisite taste in fashion and interior design, even pursuing a career as an interior decorator at one point. Lee was also known for her A-list social circle, which included Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, and Cecil Beaton. Lee is survived by her daughter, Anna Christina Radziwill, who confirmed to the New York Times that the fashion icon died of natural causes.
In 1985, Radziwill started working in news at ABC in New York as a postproduction intern for the news magazine program 20/20. Later, she was given a production secretary position at Close Up. In the end, Radziwill worked for Peter Jennings’ documentary department, where she produced shows on abortion and gun control and reported on international affairs in Cambodia, Haiti, and India.
Radziwill covered the SCUD missile attacks in the Gulf War in 1991 while he was stationed in Iraq. She was embedded with a 101st Airborne Division infantry unit in Kandahar in 2003, during the Afghan War, for six weeks. For an episode of Profiles from the Frontline on ABC, she created segments. In addition to her numerous honors, Radziwill has also received three Emmys, a Peabody, a GLAAD award, and one for a story she produced on land mines in Cambodia.
