Patricia Field's memoir, "Pat in the City: My Life of Fashion, Style, and Breaking All the Rules," touches upon more than just fashion. According to the famous costume designer, she didn't like JFK Jr., and for good reason. Field owned a fashion boutique in New York City, which was more often than not visited by well-known names. One of them was Daryl Hannah, an actor who was dating JFK Jr. at the time. When the celeb pair stepped into Field's downtown store, the staff went crazy over the "Splash" star, Page Six reported.

However, the attention Hannah got didn't sit right with her partner, who, as Field put it, felt like he was taking a back seat. The famed "Sex and The City" stylist had a custom of hiring transgender staff, something JFK Jr. thought was worth making a discriminatory comment about. "He looked around and announced, 'Bunch of freaks,'" she wrote in the memoir. "If JFK Jr. was looking for attention with his comment, he got his wish. All the queens at the shop were more than capable of dismissing anyone who acted up."

Following his derogatory remark, an employee kicked him out. "If you don't like it here, get the f*** out," they said. Field wrote JFK Jr. then stepped outside and waited while Hannah enjoyed all of the attention.