Yoko Ono and the Beatles
Yoko Ono met John Lennon in London in 1966 and became a frequent presence in the Beatles’ circle. Her involvement grew during the recording of the White Album and later projects.
Ono’s Influence on the Band
Ono attended studio sessions and contributed to albums such as The Beatles and Let It Be. Her presence coincided with increased tension among band members, and she is often cited as a factor in the group’s decision to stop touring.
After the Beatles
After the band’s breakup, Ono remained Lennon’s wife and collaborator until his death in 1980. She continued to manage his estate and promote his music while maintaining her own artistic career.
