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Elizabeth Taylor's teenage love letters to her first fiance are to be sold at auction in May.
The Hollywood legend passed away last week after losing her long battle with congestive heart disease.
Now bosses at an auction house in New Hampshire are set to cash in on the star's colourful love life - they're putting more than 60 of the screen beauty's unpublished notes under the hammer, reports Access Hollywood.
Chiefs at RR Auction bought the personal letters two years ago from William Pawley, who was engaged to Taylor for several months in 1949, just before she wed Conrad Hilton, Jr.
In one of the musings, the Cleopatra actress, who was then aged 17, tells Pawley she'll "never love anyone else - period".
Taylor was known for her many marriages, walking down the aisle a total of eight times.
Source: orange.com
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