Marilyn Monroe, the iconic Hollywood actress born on June 1, 1926, had a love life as dramatic as her film roles. She first married James Dougherty, a factory worker, at just 16, but they divorced in 1946 as her career took off. Her romantic entanglements included a brief marriage to baseball star Joe DiMaggio, which lasted only nine months due to jealousy over her career. Monroe's relationships with notable figures like Marlon Brando and Arthur Miller were equally tumultuous; Miller's marriage to her ended amid personal struggles and drug addiction. Monroe's affair with President John F. Kennedy, highlighted by her sultry birthday performance for him, remains one of her most talked-about relationships. Tragically, she died on August 4, 1962, at the age of 36, officially ruled a probable suicide, leading to numerous conspiracy theories about her death and alleged connections to the Kennedy family. As we mark 100 years since her birth, Monroe's legacy continues to captivate and intrigue.