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The Scandalous True Story of the Fake Millionaire on Titanic With His Mistress | Benjamin Guggenheim

To see more Titanic passenger scandals, enjoy this playlist:    • Titanic Scandals   In the immediate days after the Titanic sank, there was a frenzy amongst the relatives of its passengers to get information about their loved ones - hoping that ones THEY knew beat the odds and were among the survivors. Incorrect headlines had been printed, reflecting that people who had in fact died were alive. People like John Jacob Astor and Isador and Ida Straus. There was even uncertainty about who had even boarded the ship to begin with. One of those people whose name was surrounded by uncertainty was Benjamin Guggenheim. Several newspapers wrote articles questioning whether he and his wife had booked passage on the Titanic. It turned out that Benjamin did board the Titanic. His wife did not. That might have made the trip rather uncomfortable for his mistress! It’s another Hot Mess History scandal from Ti. Your source for the hottest scandals from 1870 - 1940. Whether you are looking for scandals from The Gilded Age, The Titanic, or The Great Depression…you can find them on this channel. Enjoy! To see the video that I mentioned at the end of this one, click here:    • Видео   For my super hot & nasty scandals, follow me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84584460 If you want to check out ALL of the Scandals You Didn’t Know on this channel, enjoy this playlist:    • Scandals You Didn't Know   If you want a one-on-one consultation with me to help grow your channel, email me at: tiwan@TiSaidWhatTiSaid.com If you want to advertise your business on this channel or collaborate with me, email me at: tiwan@TiSaidWhatTiSaid.com If you want to join channel membership to get exclusive perks for the Ti Said What Ti Said Channel, you can join here:    / @tishotmesshistory   Feel free to donate to your lovely hostess: Cash App: $TiwanC PayPal: paypal.me/PrettyFitTi To see more short-form content from me, follow me on TikTok:   / hotmesshistorywithti   Follow me on InstaGram:   / tishotmesshistory   To follow me on Twitter:   / tisaidchannel   In the immediate days after the Titanic sank, there was a frenzy amongst the relatives of its passengers to get information about their loved ones - hoping that ones THEY knew beat the odds and were among the survivors. Incorrect headlines had been printed, reflecting that people who had in fact died were alive. People like John Jacob Astor and Isador and Ida Straus (check for that headline again). There was even uncertainty about who had even boarded the ship to begin with - as can be seen in this notice that was printed in the Buffalo News on April 16, 1912 that shows that Benjamin Guggenheim’s brother was looking for him. As we know, Benjamin didn't survive, but he helped a lot of women and children get into lifeboats. One of the women that he helped was his French mistress, Leontine Aubart. He had the nerve to buy her 4,000 pounds worth of jewels that went down with the ship. She tried to sue to recover their worth. Now, why was that 4,000 pounds worth of jewels so important? It shouldn’t have been. At least not to a millionaire. And that’s what Benjamin Guggenheim was, right? A millionaire? That’s what all of the newspapers said. That’s how he lived his life. Well, when his wife, Florette, and their daughters got what was left of his money, she said that she felt like a poor relation. Why is that? It’s another Hot Mess History scandal from Ti. Your source for the hottest scandals from 1870 - 1940. Whether you are looking for scandals from The Gilded Age, The Titanic, or The Great Depression…you can find them on this channel. Enjoy!