Ex 'RHONY' Star Carole Radziwill Attends Mother-In-Law's Funeral – See The Photos
Feb. 27 2019, Updated 1:33 p.m. ET
Former Real Housewives of New York star Carole Radziwill was spotted in Manhattan's Upper East Side on Monday, Feb. 25 in attendance of her mother-in-law Lee's funeral. Lee Radziwill, best known as the sister of Jackie Kennedy Onassis, passed away on Feb. 15 at the age of 85. Carole mourned the lost of her mother-in-law shortly after, declaring, "She was loved." In a somber service on Monday, the former New York housewife paid her respects at St. Thomas More Church. Click through the gallery to see photos.
In a somber Instagram post following Lee's death, Carole thanked fans for the "kind words and comments." She shared a photo of Lee smiling.
Carole, shown here, arrived to the church service dressed in all black.
Lee reportedly died of natural causes on Feb. 15. Carole was married to Lee's son, Anthony Radziwill.
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Carole's husband Anthony tragically passed away in 1999 after battling cancer.
Anthony's death came just weeks after his cousin, John F. Kennedy Jr., died in a plane crash with his wife.
Lee was also known as a style icon. Fashion designer Marc Jacobs also was spotted in attendance of her funeral to pay his respects.
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Other attendees of Lee's funeral included Caroline Kennedy and husband Edwin Schlossberg.
Carole has previously spoken out about her fond memories with her late husband's prominent relatives on the Bravo show. She also touched losing loved ones in her memoir, What Remains: A Memoir of Fate, Friendship and Love.
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