The couple who never forgot Kosovo: Facts you didn't know about Bill and Hillary Clinton.

The former American president and First Lady of the United States met in 1971 while studying together at Yale Law School. Their first meeting took place in the library.

At the 2016 National Democratic Convention, former President Clinton shared the story about his first meeting with his wife Hillary at the Yale University Library saying: “It was full of strength and self-confidence, which was very magnetic”

A year later, they worked together in George McGovern's presidential campaign.

In 1973, Bill first proposed to Hillary in Ennerdale, England. It took some effort before Hillary and Bill officially contacted. According to ABC, Bill first proposed to Hillary in 1973 in Ennerdale, England, but she initially rejected it because “needed a time. Immediately after finding a house in Arkansas, Hillary accepted Bill's proposal, Reporter.net broadcasts.

In 1975 they married at a small ceremony of only 15 guests. In 1976, Bill was elected to his first governmental post in Arkansas. Bill's first success in politics was with his election to the post of County Attorney General in 1976. His appointment and election came after a failure he suffered to elect to the House of Representatives in 1974, writes CNN. He lost in the race with the Republican, John Paul Hammerschmid. In 1978, he became the second - youngest governor of Arkansas.

After a two-year period as attorney general, Clinton was elected governor of Arkansas in 1978 at the age of 32. At that time, he was the youngest governor in the country and the second - youngest governor in the history of Arkansas.

In 1980 the couple became their first and only child, Chelsea Clinton, broadcast Reporter.net.

In 1992, Bill was elected president of the United States and Hillary became the first lady. That year Bill was elected president beating Republican George H.W. Bush. He was appointed president on January 20, 1993. In this post for a second term, he was elected in 1996.

News of Bill Clinton's relationship broke out in 1998 with one of the White House employees, Monica Lewinsky. On August 17, 1998, Bill Clinton admitted having had a relationship with Monica Lewinsky, then 22.

In 2009, Hillary returned to the White House as Secretary of State for then President Barack Obama. After Barak Obama's historic victory in the 2008 presidential election, Hillary Clinton returned to the White House almost a decade after she left him, but this time in a new role. Obama appointed Clinton as Secretary of State after her unsuccessful bid for nomination as president by the Democrats.

In 2016, Hillary lost the presidential election, being defeated by current President Donald Trump.

The couple currently lead a quiet life with little presence in the media.