Zsa Zsa Gabor died on Sunday, December 18. She was 99, and had persevered despite years of health setbacks.The title of Gabor's 1991 memoir said it all about the jet-set lover of Frank Sinatra, President Richard Nixon, and a few more: "One Lifetime Is Not Enough."
Gabor lived the posh life in the Bel Air section of L.A. She had a catchphrase — "darling," pronounced "dah-ling." She married well, and she married a lot — she had eight (or nine) husbands by popular estimate, including Conrad Hilton, the hotel magnate and great-grandfather of Paris Hilton. Above all, she invented herself.
“They have always lived with no reality,” gossip maven Cindy Adams said of Gabor and her headline-friendly family in Vanity Fair. “There was never any truth to anything.”
Gabor is reported to have been born February 6, 1917, in Hungary, and crowned a beauty queen, Miss Hungary, as a teenager.