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    The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo A Novel (Taylor Jenkins Reid)

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    The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid is a captivating, multi-layered story about the glamorous, secretive life of a Hollywood icon. Through a fascinating interview with a young journalist, Evelyn reveals the truths behind her seven marriages, exploring themes of love, ambition, and sacrifice. With rich character development and an unexpected, heart-wrenching twist, this novel is perfect for fans of complex, emotional stories and unforgettable female protagonists.

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    Now This
    July 1, 1988
    EVELYN HUGO AND MAX GIRARD DIVORCE
    TURNS UGLY AMID REPORTS OF HUGO
    CHEATING
    Eve­lyn Hugo is head­ed to divorce court one more time. She
    filed papers cit­ing “irrec­on­cil­able dif­fer­ences” this week. And
    while she’s an old hand at this, it looks like this one’s gonna
    be a doozy.
    Sources say Max Girard is seek­ing spousal sup­port, and
    reports have sur­faced claim­ing that Girard is bad-mouthing
    Hugo all over town.
    “He’s so angry he’s say­ing just about any­thing he can to
    get back at her,” an insid­er close to the for­mer cou­ple says.
    “You name it, he’s said it. She’s a cheater, she’s a les­bian, she
    owes him her Oscar. It’s clear he’s very heart­bro­ken.”
    Hugo was recent­ly seen out with a much younger man last
    week. Jack Eas­t­on, a Demo­c­ra­t­ic con­gress­man from
    Ver­mont, is only twen­ty-nine years old. That’s more than two
    decades younger than Eve­lyn. And if the pho­tos of their
    evening togeth­er out to din­ner in Los Ange­les are any
    indi­ca­tion, it looks like a blos­som­ing romance.
    Hugo doesn’t have a great track record, but in this case, it
    seems like one thing is clear: Girard’s com­ments cer­tain­ly

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