Hemingway's granddaughter is a world model who repeated the sad fate of her grandfather

The granddaughter of the world writer Hemingway was no less popular. She was born in 1954 in a ranch, from where she fled at the age of 16, since her parents did not work with her at all.

Margot left for New York, where she began a new, but unknown life for herself. The girl stood out from the city dwellers for her uncouthness and rural behavior. She had no idea how a woman should behave, but her appearance was insanely attractive. Once, at one of the night parties, a businessman, Eroll Watson, noticed her. After a while, the lovers got married, and Eroll taught the girl the correct behavior.

After a while the world began to learn about her. The tall blonde began to appear on the covers of magazines and appear in advertisements, but she did not stop going to parties. Margot loved drinking and New York City nightlife.

After a while, Margot Hemingway decided to star in a movie, but the thriller "Lipstick" with her participation was received negatively. Frustrated, she began to drink again, and of course, this was the reason for her breakup with her husband.

But the model did not despair and married the film director Bernard Foucher, who was ready to shoot her in a movie, but critics left only bad reviews, speaking about the girl's lack of talent. Margot got depressed, which led to another rupture of relations.

In 1987, she underwent rehabilitation, gave up her past life and began to travel, but her depression returned after a trip to India in the 1990s. In 1996, Margot became the fifth in the Hemingway family who passed away without permission.