Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt's heartache over Irish nanny 'Dodo'
Socialite Gloria Vanderbilt says part of her died when 'Dodo' was fired, writes Niamh Horan
GLAMOROUS: Gloria Vanderbilt in the 1950s. GETTY
Niamh Horan
America's most famous heiress Gloria Vanderbilt has detailed the tragic story of how an unassuming Irish nanny became the centre of her world before she was ripped from her life while Gloria was still a child.
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