Eve, the youngest daughter of the late Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, is maturing. Her Instagram account, which has 221,000 followers, features bits of her well-lived life, including her equestrian career, luxurious vacations, and graduating from Stanford with her friends.
Eve, who was born in 1998, has a half-sister named Lisa as well as two older siblings named Reed and Erin. According to Business Insider, Walter Isaacson, the author of the biography Steve Jobs, calls her “a strong-willed, witty firecracker” who grew up. Even calling her father’s assistant to make sure she was “placed on his calendar” was something the younger Jobs would do.
What else do we currently know about Eve except the fact that she has a billion-dollar wealth and a famous surname?
Eve had maintained a modest profile since she was young, but in 2020, she shocked the fashion industry by co-starring in a Glossier holiday commercial campaign with Naomi Smalls, a runner-up on RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Euphoria actress Sydney Sweeney.
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Eve showcases her prowess in horse jumping on Instagram. She has really competed against Jennifer Gates, Bill Gates’ daughter, and is a celebrity in the world of equestrian sports. She has won thousands of dollars in prizes for winning show jumping contests in the Hamptons, Lexington, and Kentucky in the US, as well as in Canada and the UK. Eve is ranked sixth among the top 1,000 riders under the age of 25 in the world by Horse Sports.
She trained at a $15 million ranch in Wellington, Florida, which her mother Laurene purchased in 2016. Of course, this helps. According to US Equestrian, she also began horseback riding when she was six.
She’s dating musician Harry Hudson
Eve Jobs graduated from Stanford, just like her parents
She recently received her degree in science, technology, and society from Stanford, one of the most prestigious universities in the world, just like her parents. To mark the occasion, she said on Instagram, “thanks camp Stanford.” Jennifer Gates congratulated her and expressed her pride in the comments.
In 2013, Laurene admitted to The New York Times that she would not be leaving her children her US$21.7 billion inheritance. She claims that the riches will pass to her, thus she wants to “do the greatest amount of good” with her resources.