How to be a gossip star without talents, achievements and the Kardashian surname

Even before the whole world was obsessed with the personal life of the Kardashian family, there was another socialite who reigned in Hollywood without playing a single more or less significant role in the cinema. This is Ms. Gabor. On Sunday, December 18, she was gone. The Hollywood beauty and role model for Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton was 99 years old.

Ms. Gabor was born in Hungary and became famous more thanks to a glamorous lifestyle, rather than an acting career. She was even married to Conrad Hilton, who founded the Hilton hotel chain. This was the second of her nine husbands. Zha Zha called everyone "daaarling" ("darling") and constantly made witty sarcastic remarks about love and sex. "I want a man who is kind and understanding," she once said. "Is that too much to ask of a millionaire?"

Gabor's press secretary did not disclose the causes of her death, but recently the Hollywood star's health has been deteriorating. In 2005, she suffered a stroke, and in 2010 she broke her hip.

Here are a few photos from her fascinating life, which clearly indicate that Zha Zha was not a blunder.

(8 photos in total)

Source: Mashable

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor with photographers at a reception at the Incom Film Studio in Rome on October 2, 1958 in honor of the start of filming with Mario Lanza. AP PHOTO / MARIO TORRISI.

Ms. Gabor leaves the Hilton Hotel in London on June 3, 1964, to go to the Royal Derby at Epsom. The Hungarian-born actress is wearing a white quilted silk outfit from Hollywood designer Jean Louis. AP.

From left to right: the Gabor sisters — Eva, Magda and Zha Zha — talk to each other next to their parents Jolie and Wilmosh Gabor. Vienna, October 28, 1961. AP PHOTO.

Ms. Gabor and her friend Robert Streil are digging through the wreckage of her burned-down mansion in Bel-Air for $ 275,000 in search of an underground safe where the actress kept most of her jewelry. Los Angeles, November 8, 1961. AP PHOTO / DICK STROBEL.

Ms. Gabor at London Airport on July 14, 1955. AP PHOTO.

Ms. Gabor on the set of the film "Moulin Rouge" by John Huston in 1952. AP PHOTO.

Mrs. Gabor and her husband Prince Frederick von Anhalt in a store in Santa Monica on November 21, 1995, buy one hundred turkeys to donate to poor families. ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Ms. Gabor in her Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible during a lunch break during a court hearing on September 28, 1989 in Beverly Hills. On June 14, 1989, the actress slapped Beverly Hills police officer Paul Kramer when he stopped her for a traffic violation. The actress was found guilty and sentenced to 72 hours of correctional labor in El Segundo prison and a fine of $ 13,000. ASSOCIATED PRESS.