“We always bother you about your future aspirations,” Guthrie said.
“Do you feel like you know what you want to do?
You gonna be a lawyer?
You gonna be a businessman?”
Schlossberg confessed, “I don’t know.
That’s why I’m in school trying to figure that out.
I don’t know what the future holds.”
As Schlossberg has grown up and stepped into the spotlight, he’s tried on numerous hats.
He’s been an actor, and he’s written for his college newspaper.
This is the stunning transformation of Jack Schlossberg.
Caroline, though, did speak withParadeabout how her family has influenced the way she raised her children.
In particular, she pointed out that her children resemble her historic parents.
“They look a little bit like them,” she said in 2011.
I can’t wait to see who my children will become."
Furthermore, Caroline shared well-wishes for their futures.
“I’m inspired by my family’s legacy of public service,” he said.
“It’s something that …
I’m very proud of.
But I’m still trying to make my own way, figure things out.
And so, stay tuned.
I don’t know what I’m going to do.”
When Schlossberg was in junior high, however, he dabbled in one career path: activism.
“At 14, Jack is currently the youngest member of RelightNY,” the website read.
Jack helps round out the stellar group of young men."
“Adults aren’t going to see the effects of global warming,” he reasoned.
In history, Schlossberg studied his grandfather’s administration.
“I felt uncomfortable, so I was goofing off,” he recalled.
“That day I went home and started reading,” Schlossberg remembered.
It’s a timeless message."
“A lot of people don’t get to have that kind of relationship with their ancestors.”
The high schooler went on to add that he was excited to share his perspective with the veteran politician.
In 2017, Schlossberg presented President Barack Obama with the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.
Overall, I’ve had an amazing experience here."
Sample reactions include, “Love him funny, charming & right on many issues.”
Another person wrote simply, “Hot like Uncle JFKJr.”
“I think I’ve broken through to a younger audience,” Schlossberg toldTown & Country.
Here’s this rich kid making fun."
Still, the friend acknowledged that the benefits probably outweighed the risks.
“He’s got all the stuff,” they said.
The campaign was marked by controversies, including the fact that he promotes anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.
In oneInstagramvideo, Schlossberg put it simply.
“I’ve listened to him.
“I have no idea why anyone thinks he should be president,” Schlossberg continued.
“What I do know is his candidacy is an embarrassment.”
Schlossberg’s cousin’s quest for the presidency didn’t last.
On August 23, 2024, RFK Jr. officially withdrew from the race and endorsed Donald Trump.
“I am inspired by my family’s legacy of public service.
I take that very seriously, and I want to contribute in my own way,” he said.
That’s what all the great leaders do,” he said.
“You’ve got to bring some positivity and good energy to the things you think are important.
That’s the only strategy I have.”
“That was really fun for me.
It’s my favorite show,” he told “Today.”
“My book is about my method and how I see the world,” he revealed.
My first novel."
“He inspired a new generation to ask what they could do for our country,” Schlossberg said.
That leader is Vice President Kamala Harris."
He also echoed the quote from his grandfather that first got him interested in studying his family legacy.
“Like President Kennedy, Vice President Harris has dedicated her life to public service,” he said.
Not a surprising path for a Kennedy.
