JFK’s Super Hot Grandson Is The Talk Of The Town — Meet Jack Schlossberg

JFK was undeniably a handsome man and memorable president whose reign and death still make headlines decades later. He was a father to two surviving children, of whom only one—Caroline—is still alive. Caroline, like her parents, took to the political space as well and settled down with Edwin Schlossberg. The couple birthed JFK’s three grandkids—Rose, Tatiana, and Jack—who love social media and are Harvard Law graduates.

Jack Schlossberg resembles Caroline’s late younger brother, JFK Jr., who died in July 1999. The 31-year-old enjoys the spotlight as he keeps an active Instagram page showing off his toned body, discusses politics and court cases, and gives a sneak peek into his fun life to over 118,000 followers. The young man has been going viral lately for being hot, as he has posted multiple photos of him shirtless and showing off his muscles.

JFK’s grandson Jack Schlossberg is the new hot topic

One of Jack’s latest snaps includes a photo of him in gray shorts, showing off his hairy torso and flexing his tattooed biceps. He looked sexy as he struck a sideway pose, which made his toned abs more obvious against a backdrop of trees and a low-cut field.

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“Shall I compare me to a summers day ?” his caption simply reads. The viral post received over 10,000 likes and hundreds of comments from his fans, who could not stop gushing about his handsomeness. “You are a beautiful looking man. Statue of David beautiful,” someone wrote. “Summer could never. Your torso is a masterpiece. It should be its own exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art,” another exclaimed.

Is Jack the son of Caroline Kennedy?

Jack is the last of Caroline’s children, and although he never meets his grandparents, Jack is much like his grandfather regarding charity and political engagements. Jack founded RelightNY, which provides low-income families in New York with environmentally friendly, low-energy light bulbs for their homes. He also worked with the Washington Post, Time, and Politico as a political writer and has been vocal about governmental issues beyond his work. Speaking of being expressive about his thoughts on the US leadership, Jack controversially criticized his mom’s cousin— Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s choice to run for president this year.

“I’ve listened to him. I know him. I have no idea why anyone thinks he should be president. What I do know is his candidacy is an embarrassment. Let’s not be distracted, again, by somebody’s vanity project,” he said via an Instagram video while expressing his support for President Joe Biden’s return. Caroline responded to Jack’s rebuttal against RFK Jr’s candidacy, saying she was not aware of it. “I know what I think, I know what Jack thinks, I know what Bobby Kennedy thinks,” she simply said on The Today Show. “And so, it’s not complicated.”

Jack, on the other hand, stood by his claims when show host Savannah Guthrie asked, “What led you to do that?” “I’m very glad I did it. I stand by what I said in my video. I love my family and I’m very proud of our legacy of public service, especially my mom. We’re lucky to have her as U.S. ambassador to Australia. But I think Joe Biden is a fantastic president. On every from the economy, health care, climate change, civil rights— his record speaks for itself,” he responded, echoing his opinion again.

RFK Jr. seemed to have more people than most against him in the Kennedy household, as his younger sister, Kerry Kennedy, also joined Jack in condemning his infamous comments about the COVID-19 outbreak. “I STRONGLY condemn my brother’s deplorable and untruthful remarks last week about Covid being engineered for ethnic targeting,” she announced. Away from the family feud, Caroline and Jack share a wholesome mother-son relationship, which the sixty-six-year-old displayed via a heartfelt tribute to JFK last August. Accompanying her statement was a photo of herself and Jack walking hand-in-hand on the beach and visiting descendants of those who saved JFK during his naval service in World War II.

Did Jack Schlossberg take the bar exam?

Jack earned a history degree focusing on Japanese history from Yale University in 2015, after which he attended Harvard Law School and the Harvard Business School. While at Yale, he wrote for the Ivy League’s Daily News and Herald papers and underwent EMT training as well. After graduating in 2022, he took the New York State bar exam and passed in one sitting, unlike his uncle JFK Jr., who finally passed on his third try. Although he has been involved in politics, he has yet to take to it as a career but actively represents his family in related spheres.

He often appears alongside Caroline at public events and interned as a Senate page for former Secretary of State John Kerry. He also lived with his mother in Japan during her tenure as the US ambassador of the Obama administration. “I learned a lot about Japan. But the most important thing I learned was about my own country,” he said while recounting his experience. “It was something I had been told all my life but never fully grasped. I saw how people around the world see America: a beacon of opportunity, stability and strength in a world of uncertainty.”

Despite his achievements, Jack’s legacy as America’s former president’s grandson has often been questioned by critics who deem him too mundane for his lineage, thanks to his cheesy social media activities. Amid compliments and praise, he also came under fire for his recent sultry Instagram post showing off his gorgeous body. “Growing up so privileged and this is what he ends up doing on the gram. What a massive fail,” an unimpressed user retorted. “What an absolute disappointment of what could’ve been something so great,” another added. Thankfully, some of Jack’s supporters joined his defense and clapped back at the trolls. “Being hot and hunky is part of being a Kennedy. He’s doing the Lord’s work,” a fan joked. “I can see why you would think that. But he is very accomplished and educated. Look up his wiki,” someone else quipped.