52 years after they met as teenagers at a roller rink, Vivian Liberto paid one last visit to her first husband, Johnny Cash. It was 2003. For decades, she had lived a private life, and once Cash ...

Cash and Liberto’s love story began in 1951 when they met at a roller rink in San Antonio, Texas. Liberto was only 17 at the time, while Cash was an 18-year-old radio operator for the Air Force.

My Darling Vivian has the unique advantage of exclusive, unprecedented access to a wealth of never-before-seen footage and photographs of Vivian Liberto and Johnny Cash, as well as to their daughters ...

Liberto filed for divorce in 1966 after suspecting Johnny's affair with fellow country star June Carter who was part of his touring ensemble. Cash said she learned a lot from both Liberto and ...

Johnny Cash died on Sept. 12, 2003, at the age of 71 of complications from diabetes. Vivian Liberto died in May of 2005, but not before finishing her book. I Walked the Line was published in 2007.

Liberto was raised in San Antonio. Her mother was an alcoholic who would sometimes be passed out when Vivian got home from school; the young girl would clean the house so her father wouldn’t ...

The daughter of a devoutly Catholic Sicilian-American family in San Antonio, Vivian Liberto was 17 when she met Johnny Cash, then an Air Force cadet, at a skating rink.

"My Darling Vivian," directed by Matt Riddlehoover and produced by Dustin Tittle, promises 90 minutes of never-before-seen footage and photos. Tittle is the grandson of Liberto and Cash.

The “A Boy Named Sue” singer had the 4,500-square-foot house built for him and his first wife, Vivian Liberto, in 1961. At the time, the ill-fated pair were trying to save their marriage by ...

Liberto was raised in San Antonio. Her mother was an alcoholic who would sometimes be passed out when Vivian got home from school; the young girl would clean the house so her father wouldn’t know.