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celebrity chef anthony bour dane's harsh words for paula deen for promoting a diabetes medication now that she's announced she has diabetes. >>> we begin with a new tell-all book from john f. kennedy2 years after his tragic death. tamron hall joins us now. >> he was the reluctant prince of camelot who grew up before our eyes. when jfk jr. often dubbed the most eligible bachelor in the world, found a mate in a beautiful sophisticated new york fashion executive, the world took notice. >> john and carolyn were one of the most famous couples on the planet. >> in a new book, "fairy tale interrupted," john's assistant, rose marie terenzio, says there was more to this couple than their public persona. she writes, john was more than a mannequin of good looks and privilege. carolyn was not this uptight, cold and guarded person. >> sometimes he was incredibly sweet and genuine. she was a real person. very motherly with her friends. very caring. >> the author spoke to "people" magazine about the book, in which she reveals, despite being one of the most photographed couples in the world, even john and carolyn were surprised by the attention their 1996 wedding, a secret affair, generated. >> t