Steve Jobs' daughter Eve is marrying a British Olympian — and the guest list is wild
Eve Jobs, the youngest daughter of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, is reportedly set to marry British Olympic equestrian Harry Charles this summer in what is shaping up to be one of the most high-profile weddings of the season.
The ceremony in August will take place in the Cotswolds, a countryside enclave known for its celebrity residents and royal connections, according to Tatler.
Jobs, 26, a Stanford graduate and accomplished equestrian herself, is also making a name in the fashion world, with modeling credits for Louis Vuitton and appearances on Paris runways.
Her fiancé, Charles, 25, clinched a gold medal in team jumping at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The couple made their public debut at the Games last summer and reportedly became engaged shortly after.
They share a mutual passion for equestrian sports, with Jobs once posting a congratulatory message after Charles' Olympic victory: 'TEAM GOLD!!!!!! Beyond proud of you my love!!!!'
Guests expected to attend the wedding include former Vice President Kamala Harris, a longtime confidante of Laurene Powell Jobs, Eve's mother and one of the wealthiest philanthropists in the world.
British royalty may also make an appearance, with Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi reportedly on the guest list, alongside tech heiresses like Jennifer and Phoebe Gates, daughters of Microsoft founder Bill Gates.
Eve Jobs, born in 1998, grew up in Palo Alto with immense wealth but a deliberately grounded upbringing.
Her father famously restricted his children from using the very devices he helped create. Her mother has stated publicly that the family's estimated $21.7 billion fortune will not be passed down
'If I live long enough, it ends with me,' she told the New York Times in 2020.
Rather than rely on her family name, Jobs has forged her own path. She made her mark as both a competitive showjumper and a rising figure in high fashion. She is signed with DNA Models and has appeared on the cover of Vogue.
Jobs' siblings — Reed, 33, and Erin, 29 — are expected to attend, but it remains unclear whether her half-sister, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, will be present. Lisa, now 47, has had a complicated public history with her late father, though she was reportedly by his side during his final days before he died in October 2011.
Fashion watchers are speculating on Jobs' choice of dress. Known for her modern style and designer affiliations, she could opt for a couture piece — or perhaps even a subtle nod to her father's signature wardrobe with a design by Issey Miyake, the creator of Steve Jobs' signature black turtleneck.
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