In 1995, rumors circulated of a secret meeting between Princess Diana and John F. Kennedy Jr. at the Carlyle Hotel in New York City. The purpose was to discuss Diana possibly posing for the cover of Kennedy's magazine, George. Anticipating paparazzi attention, Kennedy's assistant advised against entering through the side door to avoid undue suspicion. Kennedy acknowledged the likelihood of being followed by photographers, emphasizing the challenge of maintaining privacy around high-profile individuals.
"Ultimately, this magazine [George] is going to stand or fall on whether or not it's a good magazine."
"I remember him saying, 'There's no way someone is not going to leak it. There's going to be paparazzi everywhere.'"
"Someone suggested he go in disguise, and I said, 'That's ridiculous. You're not doing that!' He agreed."
"Don't go in the side entrance, because if anyone does leak it beforehand, people will expect you to go in the side. So walk in the front door."
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