Keith Morrison

I remember it well.

Yeah.

We were sitting at the bar, and a gal came up to her and asked her for her autograph.

And Mom signed it.

Elizabeth Taylor.

Elizabeth Taylor?

Elizabeth Taylor.

She looked that much like Elizabeth Taylor sometimes.

She didn't have the eyes, but she had the charisma, the look, the cheeks, the mouth.

And then, pure corrupt ambition, Sante's charisma changed their lives for good.

The truth is, Mom was on a hunt for a millionaire.

In 1970, Sante even took a job at something called Palm Springs Millionaire Magazine and was thereby able to interview a man named Kenneth Kimes, a millionaire 20 times over.

His fortune made in real estate, casinos, motels, and mansions.

Sante turned on her charm, and Kenneth was smitten.

A year later, they returned from a trip to Mexico, declared they were married, and just like that... Our lives was beyond the American dream.

I mean, we lived in five different oceanfront properties in Hawaii.

We had an oceanfront estate in the Bahamas.

We had a golf course home in Las Vegas.

They were all home.

You know, it was almost embarrassing.