Feb 16, 2007 • 1 min read

Yoko Ono on Lennon regrets

Yoko Ono told Time Out New York that falling in love with John Lennon was the greatest thing to happen to her, though it involved sacrifice.

Well, whatever. I kind of get bored of what Yoko Ono thinks and feels. But go on then. You might be interested. So, Ono says that sometimes she regretted that she fell in love with John Lennon, because she felt it led to a lot of sacrifice. And of course, the fans blamed her for the Beatles split in 1970. But it was still the best thing that had ever happened to her, she says. In fact, read what she says. Now:

"It was the greatest thing that ever happened to me," she told Time Out New York. "But you know, I sometimes regretted that I fell in love, because we sacrificed a lot for it. John was laughed at for being in love with me. And I think I was discredited as an artist".

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