Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra first met in 1964, when she was 19 and he was 49. Mia was a newcomer at the time, but Sinatra was already a well-known personality. The couple got married in 1966, but they had different ideas about what a marriage should be like. Sinatra wanted Farrow to be a typical housewife who relied on him for money.
The marriage, however, did not last long, and the pair divorced two years later, after the release of Farrow’s film Rosemary’s Baby.
After three-quarters of the movie was done, Sinatra asked Farrow to quit the project, which resulted in their divorce. Farrow was hurt when Sinatra served her with divorce papers on the set of Rosemary’s Baby. Despite their divorce, the two remained friends till the end.
Farrow regarded Sinatra as her life’s love, and she kept feelings for him long after their divorce. She told her friends she was still madly in love with him.
