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Amaryllis Fox
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Amaryllis Fox, born Amaryllis Damerell Thornber on September 22, 1980, is a multifaceted individual known for her work as a writer, television host, public speaker, and former CIA officer. She is also involved in political campaign management.
Career Highlights
CIA Career::
- Amaryllis Fox was recruited into the CIA at the age of 21 while she was a student at Georgetown University. She became one of the youngest female officers assigned to "non-official cover," which involved living abroad with a fake identity and no diplomatic protection.134
- During her decade-long CIA career, she focused on infiltrating terrorist networks in the Middle East and Asia to prevent the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by terror organizations.24
Writing and Media::
- Fox authored a memoir titled Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA, published in 2019. The book details her experiences in the CIA and has been noted for its candid insights into her covert operations.134
- She is the host of the Netflix documentary series The Business of Drugs, which explores the global drug trade.4
Public Speaking and Advocacy::
- Amaryllis Fox is a public speaker who addresses topics related to peacekeeping and dialogue. She has appeared on various media outlets such as CNN, National Geographic, and the BBC to provide analysis on current events.24
Political Involvement::
- In 2023, she became the campaign manager for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign, initially serving as co-campaign manager before becoming the sole manager following Dennis Kucinich's resignation.4
Personal Life
- Amaryllis Fox was previously married to Dean Fox, a fellow CIA officer, with whom she has a daughter. After their divorce, she married Robert F. Kennedy III in 2018, and they have two children together.4
Highlights
Of the top eight dental score countries in the world, only one fluoridates its water.
The overwhelming majority of European countries do not fluoridate their water.
Chile and Brazil, ranked #36 and #47 in dental outcomes globally, have the fifth and seventh highest fluoridation rates.
Can we please stop with the dental hygiene myth when even Newsweek reports that fluoridation lowers our children's IQ?
Ethel might just have been the best to ever do it. She sailed in the chop, skied in the trees, and spoke truth to power. She was irreverent when it came to earthly pomp and devout in her love of God. She was gramma to 34, including my husband who adored her, and the world's best storyteller to us all.
She is with her great love again now, after these 56 long years apart. And I know she arrived at their reunion brimming over with stories of the life she lived for both of them -- as full and marvelous a life as any could be.
Godspeed, Ethel. This world is so much brighter for your stay.
