A Beatles member had a sexual encounter with another woman at a party while his wife was forced to listen, leaving her feeling humiliated.

According to a new account, one of the members of the iconic band The Beatles once engaged in loud infidelity while his wife was just a room away. In a tell-all book titled We All Shine On: John, Yoko & Me, author and close friend of the couple, Elliot Mintz, shared the shocking revelation that during a party, John Lennon had a passionate encounter with another woman that could be heard by everyone, including his wife Yoko.

As the author described, Yoko sat in stunned silence on the sofa while the rest of the guests awkwardly waited for John to finish. The situation became even more uncomfortable when the guests realized their coats were in the bedroom where John and the other woman were. The author wrote, "He was placing [his wife] in the most embarrassing position that you could ever place a woman in - having a romp in the hay in another room with thin walls while your wife was attending a small party and could hear everything."

Yoko, known for her stoic demeanor, was deeply affected by the incident. The author shared that she confided in him, saying, "I can forgive him, but I don't know if I can ever forget what happened. I don't know if it will ever be the same." He also revealed that John would often remind him that he wasn't always the "Imagine guy" and that he had a history of bad behavior.

John and Yoko's relationship was marked by a tumultuous history, beginning with their affair in 1966 that ultimately led to the breakdown of John's first marriage to Cynthia Powell. The couple tied the knot in 1969 and were together for 11 years, during which they faced several miscarriages but also welcomed a son, Sean. Throughout their relationship, John's affairs were highly publicized, including his official mistress May Pang, whom Yoko knew about and even encouraged.

Despite the challenges, John and Yoko remained together until his tragic death in 1980, when he was shot by Mark Chapman outside their Manhattan apartment. Chapman has been denied parole multiple times since becoming eligible in 2000. The couple's collaboration on projects and protests, such as the famous "bed-ins" to promote world peace, were just some of the many ways they left their mark on the world.

We All Shine On: John, Yoko & Me by Elliot Mintz is now available for purchase. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures to share, don't hesitate to get in touch with our entertainment team through email, phone, or our Submit Stuff page. We'd love to hear from you.

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