This late Hollywood actress was not given the stage name Marilyn Monroe, as many performers do. Norma Jeane Baker was her birth name.
Marilyn spent the majority of her childhood in foster care. Her foster family chose to relocate when she was 15 years old, but they were unable to take her with them.
Marilyn was placed in foster care when she was two weeks old. And when Marilyn became famous, she told everyone she was her daughter.
Because of Miller's communist leanings, she was on the FBI's radar. She had also requested a trip to the Soviet Union in 1955.
The couple wanted to renovate their home. During this time, a federal phone tapping system was discovered in her home.
Marilyn would struggle to remember her lines, according to Don Murray, who co-starred with her in the film Bus Stop.