Read the jaw-dropping erotic poetry ‘penned by RFK Jr’ for young ‘lover’ who admitted ‘emotional relationship’ with him

WHITE house bigwig Robert F. Kennedy Jr. allegedly penned jaw-dropping, X-rated poetry to journalist Olivia Nuzzi in a shocking revelation from her jilted ex-fiancé.

“I mean to squeeze your cheeks to force open your mouth,” the current US Secretary of Health and Human Services reportedly wrote in a string of raunchy texts to the woman less than his age.

RFK Jr. continued: “I am a river. You are my canyon. I mean to flow through you. I mean to subdue and tame you. My Love.”

Nuzzi’s ex, Ryan Lizza, did not share how he came into possession of the erotic poetry, but revealed in an article on his Substack that there were “many others, too explicit to print.”

The alleged fling began after the pair met for a never-published piece on then-SAG-AFTRA chief Fran Drescher in 2023.

Nuzzi said she “had engaged in a personal relationship with a former subject relevant to the 2024 campaign while she was reporting on the campaign.”

She further wrote that she developed a “near-total obsession” with the then-presidential candidate which “seeped into every corner of her life.”

It resulted in Nuzzi being placed on leave from New York magazine last year after admitting a non-physical relationship with Kennedy.

The affair’s unearthing caused irreparable damage to Lizza and Nuzzi’s relationship as well.

Lizza added that explicit racy poetry even taught a sex act too graphic to describe.

The journalist, who was fired from The New Yorker in 2017 over alleged misconduct, unleashed the claims in a blistering tell-all on his website as Nuzzi prepares to drop her own memoir, American Canto.

He writes, in his article Part 1: How I Found Out, that he realised something was wrong when he stumbled across a half-finished love letter penned to another man.

Nuzzi allegedly wrote: “If I swallowed every drop of water from the tower above your house, I would still thirst for you,” in a romantic vision Lizza quickly realised didn’t describe their own Georgetown home.

Then came the next page with a name, and details that suggested a physical relationship with a man Lizza recognised instantly as a “famous politician, 32 years older than Olivia, and well-known for a sex scandal.”

Lizza claimed the man was former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, who resigned in 2009 after admitting to an extramarital affair.

The journalist has also previously alleged that along with her digital relationship with RFK Jr, Nuzzi even had ties to MSNBC host Keith Olbermann.

Nuzzi, meanwhile, has released excerpts from her upcoming book describing her emotional pull toward Kennedy.

She admits feelings for him but insists her reporting remained solid though the fallout.

In the latest twist, Nuzzi’s new home Vanity Fair are set to feature an abstract nude of portrait of her in the print edition set for a December 2 release, despite staffers privately resenting their scandal-plagued editor.

RFK Jr.’s wife Cheryl Hines blasted the allegations that her hubby would fall for the 32-year-old.

She told The New York Times: “He would never love THAT woman, let alone have her have his baby,” in response to claims that her husband wanted to impregnate Nuzzi.

Hines added: “What that woman’s claiming is almost laughable if it wasn’t so hurtful.”

RFK Jr. has publicly denied the relationship, although he did reportedly admit to cheating on his wife 37 times in a “sex diary” years before he was caught up in a sexting scandal with a star political reporter.

Kennedy’s journal entries detailing his “lust demons” and reported extramarital sex have resurfaced after his latest alleged affair with political reporter Olivia Nuzzi was exposed.

Kennedy, 70, was still married to his second wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, when she died by suicide in 2012, though they were separated pending divorce.

Richardson found a red journal in the couple’s home containing scathing details of Kennedy’s conquests.

Kennedy denied the red journal belonged to him when confronted over it in 2013.

“I don’t think there is any way you could have a diary or journal of mine from 2001,” Kennedy told the New York Post.

“I don’t have any comment on it. I have no diary from 2001.”

However, the diaries – and their unsettling content – were reviewed by the outlet.

The names of 37 women were recorded in the book, each with a corresponding number one through 10.

Richardson told a confidant that the numbers represented different sexual acts, the Post reported.