Inside RFK Jr.s secret sex diaries including the codes he used for women while grappling with his lust demons

Bombshell revelations of former presidential candidate Robert F.Kennedy Jr.

allegedly being involved in a romantic relationship with New York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi are hardly a surprise.Kennedy’s philandering has been well documented in three of his diaries exclusively seen by The Post after his second wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, took her own life in 2012.Nuzzi, 31, said in a statement Thursday that “some communication between myself and a former reporting subject turned personal” earlier this year.Sources told The Post she was sexting with Kennedy even though she was engaged and he is married to “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Cheryl Hines.The thick, red journal was found in their home by Mary, who was distraught over their impending divorce and his serial philandering.Nuzzi, who wrote a profile of Kennedy last year, is on leave from her job as a political reporter while the magazine conducts “a more thorough third-party review,” according to a “Note to our Readers” on the magazine’s website.Meanwhile, Kennedy has long grappled with what he called his biggest defect — “my lust demons” — and kept a scorecard of more than two dozen conquests, according to his secret diary.A copy of the 398 pages, reviewed by The Post, details RFK Jr.’s daily activities, speeches, political activism, and the lives of his six children in the year 2001.But they also record the names of women — with numbers from 1 to 10 next to each entry.The codes corresponded to sexual acts, with 10 meaning intercourse, Mary told a confidant.There are 37 women named in the ledger, 16 of whom get 10s.On Nov.

13, 2001, RFK Jr.records a triple play.The separate encounters — code 10, 3, and 2 — occur the same day he attended a black-tie fundraiser at the Waldorf-Astoria for Christopher Reeve’s charity, where he sat next to the paralyzed “Superman” star, magician David Blaine and comic Richard Belzer.It was a hectic month for Kennedy, who traveled t...