Rock Hudson Made His Final Confession From His Deathbed

Have you ever watched one of Rock Hudson’s movies, and do you have a favorite? If you lived in any period between the 1960s and 1980s, you probably have.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Early Life
01:37 - Secret Love Child
02:18 - Deathbed Conversion
03:21 - Rock’s Women
05:54 - Marriage Rumors
06:30 - Rock Hudson’s “True Love”
07:40 - Outro

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Rock Hudson went from a simple farm boy who delivered food trucks around studios in an attempt to get discovered to one of the biggest stars of his generation. He presented a masculine image, and his homosexuality was an open but closely guarded secret.

The star’s biggest regret wasn’t staying in the closet. He admitted on his deathbed that he wished he had reached out to Martha Blair sooner. They’d had a single night of passion that led to a child, and he would have loved to help her raise him.

Rock also went back to his Catholic roots and reaccepted the faith on his deathbed. A priest entered his home and helped him pray the Sinner’s Prayer before it was too late.

Rock Hudson’s charming personality was more than a way to begin affairs; it also helped him make friends. Elizabeth Taylor was so close to him that she snuck into the hospital to see him before his death. His frequent costar Doris Day did everything she could to help him in their final days together.
Secrets and rumors ruined even his closest relationships, including his friendship with Jim Nabors. They never spoke again after a false story about them getting married came out.

Rock also kept his true feelings hidden to protect his career. He broke up with Lee Garlington before his death, but it wasn’t until his biography came out that he told him he was the true love of his life.
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Rock Hudson Made His Final Confession From His Deathbed