What the younger generation of the infamous Kennedy dynasty looks like today

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

One of the most notorious dynasties in America is the Kennedy family. This name has remained in the spotlight for decades, continuing to influence almost every aspect of society, including politics, cinema, environmental activism, reporting and even social media. But today we will talk about the young generation of this family, which, like their ancestors, is under the close scrutiny of the paparazzi, who bring interesting facts to the surface about each of them.

1. Rose Schlossberg

Thirty-one year old Rose (Rose) is the eldest daughter of Caroline Kennedy, who bears an incredible resemblance to her grandmother Jackie Kennedy. The girl received her master's degree from the Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, and she is also a Harvard graduate. In addition, Rose is an aspiring actress who created the web series End Time Girls Club, from Above Average Productions, which is part of Lorne Michaels's Broadway video. According to Schlossberg in an interview with Mashable in 2016, this picture was a kind of response to how New York reacted to Hurricane Sandy and how people were extremely inadequately prepared for disaster, in particular girls. Since the release of her web show, Kennedy's granddaughter has been under scrutiny for a long time. She now lives and works in Los Angeles, co-writing Time: The Kalief Browder Story for Spike TV.

2. Tatiana Schlossberg

Caroline Kennedy's middle daughter, Tatiana Schlossberg, wasted no time in strengthening her career. After graduating from Yale, she received an internship at The New York Times, which quickly led her to work as an environmental reporter for the science department of the legendary city newspaper until July 2017, shortly before she got married. And at the end of 2018, she began writing a book on climate change. While Schlossberg may not be overtly pursuing a political career, there is still a political bias in her work. Some of her articles for The Times include quotes and sayings: “Trump has a choice on climate policy. What would you do?" and “Do you feel chills? Blame the polar vortex and global warming. " Her job as a reporter is not to impose her opinions, but one thing is clear that she does not allow the political climate to get in the way of scientific and environmental facts.

3. John "Jack" Schlossberg

Forming his own path, the youngest of the Schlossberg trio, Jack graduated from Yale in 2015 and is the only grandson of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis. In eighth grade, he founded RelightNY, a non-profit organization that supplied compact fluorescent lamps to low-income homes and promoted the environment. According to an essay he wrote for Politico, Jack said he would like to become more involved in politics, thus continuing the Kennedy tradition.

4. Patrick Shriver Schwarzenegger

Patrick, the son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, did not go unnoticed either. As a teenager, with the help of his parents, in particular his mother, he organized his own line of menswear called "Project360". Currently, a young and promising guy is successfully arranging his own career, trying himself as a model and actor, holding a fairly solid bar in the world of show business and the film industry.

5. Joe Kennedy III

Joseph, thirty-nine, is the great-nephew of President John F. Kennedy and the grandson of US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. After graduating from Stanford University and Harvard Law School, he served as Assistant District Attorney for Massachusetts before retiring in 2012 to continue his public office. He later won a seat in the United States House of Representatives in the fourth district of Massachusetts, and also ran for the Senate.

6. Robert "Bobby" Kennedy III

Like his sister Kik, Bobby also found himself in the entertainment industry. He starred in "AmeriQua" as a lazy college graduate who is taking off in Bologna, Italy after his parents robbed a worthless boy of his finances. In addition, he wrote the script and directed the documentary about the musician Eric Lewis. And in July 2018, he once again surprised the public with his act, namely, by marrying a former CIA officer Amaryllis Fox, who legally entered the good old Kennedy clan. This year, the couple had a daughter, whom the happy couple named Bobby.

7. Conor Kennedy

He is probably best known for dating Taylor Swift for several months in 2012. But in addition to love affairs, Conor Kennedy also worked with the Ocean Alliance, specializing in whale rescue, and also attended the prestigious Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts. In February 2017, Conor made headlines when he was arrested in Aspen after a bar fight. Surprisingly, Kennedy did not hesitate to plead guilty to hooliganism, claiming to be defending a friend who was abused by homophobes.

8. Cyrus Kennedy

Not so long ago, Conor's younger sister Kira was embroiled in a massive cyber-bullying scandal. Because of this incident, she became part of the Rich Kids of Instagram group, which included such privileged teens as Tiffany Trump and Gaia Matisse. While engaging in controversy is not unusual for this social media butterfly, her father, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., banned her from using Instagram and Snapchat following a cyber-bullying incident.

9. Katherine Schwarzenegger

Following in the footsteps of her journalist mom, Maria Shriver, Katherine graduated from the University of Southern California in 2012 with a degree in communications. In 2010, she also wrote Rock What You've Got: Secrets to Loving Your internal and Outer Beauty from Someone Who's Been There and Back, in which she raised and described challenges about her struggles with body image and how to overcome them with confidence. And currently the girl is blogging about fashion and lifestyle under the simple name "Catherine".

10. Michaela Cuomo

The daughter of the Governor of New York, Michaela became involved in her own political activism in 2015 when she sold T-shirts to raise awareness of sexual abuse. All proceeds from sales went to the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, headquartered in Washington, DC.

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