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JFK and Jackie Kennedy's grandson blasts actress' 'disgusting, desperate and dangerous' Halloween costume

Schlossberg, who is the grandson of President John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy, took issue with the actress' ensemble, which she revealed on Thursday.

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Too far? JFK's family slams Julia Fox's bloodstained Jackie Kennedy Halloween costume

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Julia Fox Dresses as Blood-Soaked First Lady Jackie Kennedy After JFK Assassination for Halloween

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Julia Fox defends blood-soaked Jackie Kennedy Halloween costume

Julia Fox is defending herself against critics who said her bloody Jackie Kennedy Halloween costume was insensitive.

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Julia Fox responds to backlash over ‘sick’ Jackie Kennedy Halloween costume

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Jackie Kennedy's Grandson Slams Julia Fox's Halloween Costume: 'Disgusting, Desperate and Dangerous'

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Julia Fox Divides The Internet With Bloody, Politically-Charged Halloween Costume

Several social media users shared complimentary comments, writing “Hell yeah,” “This is why you are THE icon” and “this is everythinggggg.”

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Julia Fox Defends Her Controversial Halloween Costume After Backlash

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Julia Fox's "Tasteless" Jackie Kennedy Halloween Costume Is Going Viral

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Inside the Kennedy White House: 11 Moments from JFK's Audio Recordings

Newly compiled recording give new insight into Kennedy's presidency. Sept. 24, 2012 -- intro: In July 1962, President John F. Kennedy installed hidden recording systems in the Oval Office and in the Cabinet Room. The result is a priceless historical ...

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Julia Fox's Jackie Kennedy Halloween outfit triggers mixed reactions; JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg SLAMS it, calls it 'disgusting'

Julia Fox's Halloween ensemble ignited a heated debate as she embodied Jackie Kennedy in the infamous blood-stained suit from the day JFK was assassinated. Fox deemed it a courageous statement about societal issues.

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JFK And Jackie Kennedy's Washington D.C. Home Listed For Sale At $7.5 Million: See Inside

The home from which John F. Kennedy and his family ran his 1960 presidential campaign in Washington D.C. has been listed for sale at $7.5 million, more than twice what it last sold for in 2004.

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JFK's Final White House Farewell and a Stolen Moment in His Rocker

John Martin Meek may have been the last person to sit in JFK's rocking chair. John Martin Meeks is seen at far right with Rep. Carl Albert, left, President Kennedy, Sen. Mike Monroney and Rep. Edmondson. Courtesy John Martin Meek Nov. 22, 2013  -- It ...