Looking back over the history of the United States, the First Lady is often one that is looked upon as an example for others. One of the most revered of those First Ladies is Jacqueline Kennedy.
Jacqueline Kennedy brought a lot to the table when her husband, John F. Kennedy was president. She was a very stylish woman but her presence with him on the campaign trail also helped him to be victorious.
There were some highs and lows that she experienced throughout her life and some trauma certainly came her way. Despite what happened, however, she continued to be a good mother to her children and eventually, a grandmother to her grandchildren.
Her oldest granddaughter, who is now an adult, absolutely loved Jacqueline as a grandmother. That young woman now serves as a living legacy to Jacqueline, as she is a Harvard graduate and appreciates the arts.
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier was born on July 28, 1929, in Southampton, New York. She was a well-loved individual, even before she became a member of the Kennedy family. Eventually, she would be the First Lady to the 35th President of the United States.
One thing that she accomplished as a first lady was to be a successful book editor. She has also supported the arts and was involved in the preservation of historical buildings.
She was married to John F. Kennedy on September 12, 1953. Caroline, their daughter was born in 1957. Out of the four children she had with John F Kennedy, only Caroline and John Jr survived past infancy.
After her husband was shot and killed in 1963, she remarried but didn’t have more children. Her children went on to have children, and her oldest granddaughter, Rose, looks a lot like her famous grandmother.
34-year-old Rose Kennedy Schlossberg has been involved in a number of campaigns, but she is not interested in a career in politics. She still does share a lot with her grandmother.
They have similar interests, especially when it comes to the arts. They also share in their attractive looks, as Rose looks a lot like her famous grandmother.
Like her grandmother, Rose is a writer. In 2010, she graduated from An all-girl high school and got a BA in English before going to Harvard.
Unfortunately, Rose was only six years old when Jacqueline died in 1994. They were close as she was growing up and Rose loved her ‘Grand Jackie’.
It’s amazing to think that the two of them look so much like each other. Were happy to see that the legacy continues.
