Poet Rose Styron had a charmed life full of A-list parties and hijinks

Rose Styron’s new memoir chronicles her star-studded exploits with her novelist husband, Bill Styron.

Rose Styron seemed destined for a charmed life. anythingA few days later, she was in his studio. After showing her his “beautiful and horrible pictures,” the larger-than-life muralist shook her hand and said: “I hope someday you’ll be as great a painter as I.”

Rose — born in Baltimore in 1928 — met Southern writer Bill Styron in Europe, where he was a fellow at the American Academy in Rome.Rose Styron first met Bill Styron in Europe.Styron and her husband, William, was pictured together at an event on Nov. 2, 2006.When Bill met her mother, he didn’t have a tie, so his pal Truman Capote, as a prank, leaned him one in a fringed burlap with a heart embroidered in the middle.

Rose never met Monroe — the actress didn’t come to their friends’ dinner parties, because, per Miller, she was “nervous about dining with intellectuals and kept changing her clothes” — but she glimpsed the screen siren “walking on their roadside lawn, beautiful in a short black dress and a black headscarf.”

His young girlfriend Mia Farrow accompanied her home. Another time, Old Blue Eyes ended up babysitting their youngest child, Alexandra.

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