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required. What will you uncover? Tap the banner to find out more. Welcome to Dunn and Dunn. I'm Alicia,

your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn. Thanks for joining me today as we

pick up our thread in 1942, where we left off yesterday. Aunt Gertrude has passed away and

17-year-old Gloria Vanderbilt has high-tailed it out of the East Coast, taking herself out to

California, go into her mom, Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, who is living with

her sister, Telma. And our poor little rich girl, Gloria Vanderbilt, good Lord, packs her whole life

with love and adventure, four husbands, children, a long life filled with all the things.

Our man Dominic Dunn does interview Glory Vanderbilt in 1985 in the beginnings of his career at Vanity Fair.

We have used parts of this article in our telling so far of the story.

I do want to let everybody know that all sources used within this entire arc will be on

our website posted with tomorrow's final episode. Lots and lots of sources if you're looking for those.

Nick does interview Gloria Vanderbilt not only at Mortimer's y'all, but also in her home.

In this episode, we are going to explore the rest of

Gloria Vanderbilt's life. In her words, in Dominic's 2, what happens to her? How will Gloria

exercise those demons from her childhood and that terrible custody trial yesterday that we learned

was all just a terrible misunderstanding. Let's investigate. The profile Dominic Dunn writes in 1985 is of a woman in the mid-1980s who is very much in control of her life.

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