Natacha Rambova and Rudolph Valentino meet on the set of a film. A romantic relationship quickly develops, fueled by their shared artistic interests and ambitions. Both were seen as unconventional and glamorous figures in Hollywood.

Rambova and Valentino marry in Mexicali, Mexico. The marriage was considered legally questionable because Valentino had not been divorced from his first wife, Jean Acker, for the required year. This caused a scandal that negatively affected Valentino's career.

The legality of the marriage is challenged, leading to legal battles and further negative publicity. Valentino's career suffers as studios distance themselves from the controversy. Rambova is often blamed for the negative attention.

Despite the challenges, Rambova and Valentino collaborate on film projects, with Rambova exerting significant creative influence. However, their relationship is marked by frequent arguments and disagreements, exacerbated by the pressures of fame and their strong personalities.

The couple separates, signaling the beginning of the end of their marriage. The separation is fueled by professional conflicts, personal incompatibilities, and external pressures from studios and the public.

Natacha Rambova and Rudolph Valentino officially divorce. The divorce is acrimonious, with both parties publicly airing their grievances. The end of their marriage marks a turning point in both of their careers and personal lives.