Who is Eve Jobs? Age, Education, Net Worth & Everything About Steve Jobs’ Daughter Who’s Getting Married Soon

Eve Jobs, 27, the youngest daughter of tech icon Steve Jobs, is preparing for a grand wedding this weekend. She will marry her British showjumper boyfriend, Harry Charles, 26, in what is expected to be a lavish ceremony in Oxfordshire’s Cotswolds region.

Eve Jobs Wedding Details and Guest List

The wedding, reported to cost around £5 million, will feature some notable guests and surprises. Sir Elton John is set to perform at the event. Among the high-profile guests are U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, a close friend of Eve’s mother Laurene Powell Jobs, equestrian Jessica Springsteen (Bruce Springsteen’s daughter), Apple designer Jony Ive, and Sofia Abramovich, daughter of billionaire Roman Abramovich.

How Eve and Harry Met

Eve and Harry’s relationship started through their shared passion for horses. Both are accomplished equestrians. Eve has competed internationally at the Grand Prix level and won a bronze medal at the 2019 Pan American Games in Peru. Their love for equestrian sports has been a strong bond, leading to their engagement in September 2024.

About Eve Jobs: Education and Career

• Age: 27

• Education: Stanford University graduate

• Career: Champion equestrian and model

• In December 2020, Eve made her modeling debut in Glossier’s Christmas campaign alongside celebrities like Sydney Sweeney and Naomi Smalls.

About Steve Jobs’ Family

Steve Jobs passed away in 2011 due to complications from pancreatic cancer. He had four children:

• Lisa Brennan-Jobs (47) — his eldest, born in 1978 with Chrisann Brennan

• Reed Jobs (33) — born in 1991 to Laurene Powell Jobs

• Erin Siena Jobs (29) — born in 1995, known to be private and introspective

• Eve Jobs (27) — the youngest, born in 1998

Despite Steve Jobs leaving behind an estimated £7 billion fortune, his children reportedly did not inherit this wealth. Laurene Powell Jobs, Eve’s mother, explained that the family chooses to focus on philanthropy and meaningful impact rather than legacy wealth building.

Laurene Powell Jobs on Wealth and Legacy

Laurene shared her perspective with The New York Times:
“I’m not interested in legacy wealth building, and my children know that… Steve wasn’t interested in that. If I live long enough, it ends with me.”

She emphasized her dedication to distributing the wealth in ways that uplift communities sustainably, honoring Steve Jobs’ work rather than merely passing down inheritance.

Eve Jobs is not just known as Steve Jobs’ daughter but as a successful equestrian and rising fashion model. With a Stanford education and an upcoming wedding full of high-profile guests and celebrities, she is carving her own path while carrying the legacy of her family’s influence.