Editing Christine Keeler (section)

=== Later life ===
[[File:Christine Keeler on After Dark.JPG|thumb|alt=A photograph of a woman with shoulder-length brown hair facing the viewer and looking slightly to the right while wearing a white shirt with a floral print|Keeler discussing the Profumo affair on ''[[After Dark (TV programme)|After Dark]]'' in 1988]]

After her release from prison in 1964, Keeler had two brief marriages, to James Edward Levermore (22 October 1965; dissolved 1966) and Anthony Sydney Platt (18 February 1971; separated 1972; divorced 27 May 1977).{{Sfn|Weight|2021}}<ref name="timeline" /> There was a child from each union, the elder being primarily raised by Keeler's mother, Julie.

Keeler mainly lived alone in the last couple of decades of her life. Most of the considerable amount of money that she made from newspaper stories was dissipated by lawyers. She said that during the 1970s, "I was not living, I was surviving".{{Sfn|Knightley|Kennedy|1987|p=256}} She published several accounts of her life, in one of which she claimed that she became pregnant as a result of her relationship with Profumo and subsequently had an abortion.{{Sfn|Keeler|Thompson|2012|pp=123, 134}} Her portrait by Ward was acquired by the [[National Portrait Gallery, London]], in 1984.{{Sfn|Summers|Dorril|1989|p=311}}

In 1988, Keeler was featured in [[Bryan Ferry]]'s promotional video for the single "[[Kiss and Tell (Bryan Ferry song)|Kiss and Tell]]" (originally released on Ferry's seventh solo album, ''[[Bête Noire (album)|Bête Noire]]'', in 1987) with Mandy Rice-Davies; this was meant to draw more attention to the song's theme.<ref>{{SongFacts detail|8268|Kiss And Tell|11 July 2019}}</ref> In June 1988 she made an [[After Dark (TV programme)#Harvey Proctor and "Open To Exposure?"|extended appearance]] on [[Channel 4]] discussion programme ''[[After Dark (TV programme)|After Dark]]''.<ref>{{Cite episode |title=Open to Exposure |series=After Dark |network=Channel 4 |date=4 June 1988 |series-no=2}}</ref>