Arnold Schwarzenegger has a rags-to-riches story.
Additionally,Schwarzenegger lives an incredibly lavish life.
And Shriver isn’t doing too bad, either.
And their children are doing just fine.
Take a closer look at the lavish lives of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver’s kids.
Arnold still lives in the mansion today.
As it turns out,Arnold wasn’t the most easygoing dad to his son Patrick Schwarzenegger.
The action star shared a story while on an episode of"Jimmy Kimmel Live!
“about getting frustrated with Patrick after he had the family’s nanny perform a household chore for him.
“My son did not make his bed.
He had his nanny make the bed, which was not allowed.
And he said, ‘No, I didn’t.’
Even children with lavish lives have to make their own beds.
The property also included an infinity pool and a pool house.
However, the purchase proved that the wealthy are not above criticism.
“Katherine and Chris are truly the ultimate beautiful bride and handsome groom.
The duo hired a live band to entertain guests, and they served local food.
The couple seemed to be most concerned with getting married, though.
The day after their wedding, Schwarzenegger said onInstagram, “It was intimate, moving and emotional.
We feel so blessed to begin this new chapter of our lives.
We are so thankful to our families and our friends who stood with us …
This morning we feel nothing but blessed.”
Katherine graduated in 2012, and that same year, Patrick Schwarzenegger began his own USC journey.
Maria reflected on this in a blog post when Christina graduated.
Where do they go?
What do they do?
Can they get a job?
Do they have loans hanging over them?
Do they move back home?”
Maria wrote on her blog, as reported byUSA Today.
And not every detail can be kept hidden, especially with two public figures as parents.
In 2020, Arnold shared viaInstagramthat Christopher had graduated college from the University of Michigan.
Both schools that Christopher attended cost a lot of money.
For anyone in grades 6 through 12 attending the Brentwood School in 2024-2025, tuition cost $53,300.
He did, though, share that that frustration is temporary.
“I would never trade my life with anyone.
Patrick Schwarzenegger’s parents appear to have done both.
The idea was Shriver’s, but Patrick wanted to be involved, too.
“My mom pitched this vision to bigger companies for several years, and they kept passing on it.
The brand comes off as doing well.
“Of course, I want to make money.
Of course, I want to make a career for myself.
Of course, I want to be a huge movie star.
““I’m never gonna out-succeed my dad in his terms.
But in my terms, I will,” he added.
In 2022, Schwarzenegger took a trip withhis partner, Abby Champion, to Capri, Italy.
The two were spotted sightseeing, eating at fun restaurants, and swimming in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
In 2025, Schwarzenegger and Champion took a trip again, that time to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
For some of his travels, though, Schwarzenegger has had to balance work with play.
For example, the actor traveled to Thailand to film the third season of “The White Lotus.”
Schwarzenegger enjoyed his time in Asia, though.
“Koh Samui was beautiful; that’s where we spent the most time.
That was probably the best part,” he added.
And Joseph is working to be able to take care of himself.
The youngest Schwarzenegger child works multiple jobs, including as a luxury real estate agent.
The real estate agent tries not to let the noise get to him.
“I think with anyone that’s had a high-succeeding parent, it’s just going to be difficult.
It’s hard, but it’s just something that you have to live with.
In 2024, he appeared in “Gunner,” an action flick starring Luke Hemsworth and Morgan Freeman.
“My dad is old-school; he doesn’t believe in handouts.
Baena said toMen’s Health.
I know it’s all me,” he added of getting booked for a role.
It looks like acting isn’t the only way Baena follows in his father’s footsteps.
In 2022, he competed on the 31st season of “Dancing with the Stars.”
