The Stunning Transformation Of Steve Jobs' Daughter Eve

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As the youngest child of the late Steve Jobs, Eve Jobs isn't just the epitome of the quiet luxury and old money aesthetic so many only dream of having; she's also just a lucky girl. Eve grew up with access to opportunities and resources that few people ever experience. Today, she's fully grown and in her own lane, and she's had a stunning transformation like her good friend, Jennifer Gates. And it has unfolded largely in the public eye. The tech scion began show jumping at a young age and carried on that path throughout college. 

Then, she made a career pivot and debuted as a model during Paris Fashion Week in 2021. Since then, she's worked diligently to carve out a name of her own. Being the daughter of a late tech mogul might suggest an effortless path from an outsider's perspective. But Eve's transformation has been shaped by years of a very private upbringing, discipline, and ambition that slowly but surely brought her into the spotlight. 

Over time, those elements have helped shape a public presence. Today, she's made a name for herself in both competitive sports and fashion. From graduating from Stanford University to being signed to one of the biggest modeling agencies that represent models like Kaia Gerber and Emily Ratajkowski, Eve's growth has been a slow-coming and intentional rise rather than an overnight transformation.

Eve Jobs was born in July 1998 as the youngest child of Steve Jobs and Laurene Powell Jobs. Although her parents kept their children's lives largely private, Jobs was more than happy to talk about them in his interviews with Walter Isaacson for his autobiography, "Steve Jobs." According to the 2011 autobiography (via People), the late co-founder of Apple explained that Eve's "a pistol and has the strongest will of any kid I've ever met." He saw so much potential in his youngest and swore he could see her running his company one day. 

Eve Jobs found a passion very early on in life, and it was something her parents had encouraged her to try at a very young age. Eve's parents encouraged her to ride horses with her sister. The youngest Jobs child always had a fondness for horses, but was too young to take it seriously. In a YouTube clip from a 2019 interview with "FEI," Eve said she had been riding since she was just two years old. 

A favorite sport among wealthy kids is equestrian sports. Eve Jobs pursued the discipline quite seriously during her years at Stanford University, the school where her parents met as undergraduates. Eve made an impressive jumping debut as she finished fifth at the Pan American Games of 2019. The daughter of the late tech founder would also juggle her demanding academic schedule as a major in Science, Technology, and Society, on top of her competitive riding schedule for the four years she attended the university. 

In the same year she earned her bachelor's degree from prestigious Stanford University, Eve Jobs also made her modeling debut at one of the biggest fashion events of the year: Paris Fashion Week, walking for Coperni's Spring 2022 show in September 2021. In an Instagram post, Eve, perhaps one of the best-dressed nepo babies out there, shared snaps from behind the runway and thanked the visionaries and the brand, saying, "It was an honor to be a part of the vision @coperni."

After graduation and her big runway debut, Eve Jobs made the move across the country from California to New York to pursue modeling full-time. Despite having little modeling experience before her debut at the Coperni show, during her time in New York, she worked diligently to become the face of the Louis Vuitton Twist Bag campaign, earned a spot on the cover of Vogue Japan, attended her very first MET Gala in 2022and perhaps had one of the best MET Gala looks of all the celebs that year.

After a few years in the world of fashion, Eve Jobs realized her true passion was horses and riding. In a 2022 interview with Vanity Fair, Eve admitted she wanted to try modeling because she "felt at peace" with where she was in her show jumping career. She hoped to explore different avenues and find a way "to impact the most people in the best way possible." While she felt lucky to be able to explore a new industry, she missed show jumping and competing. Her mother obviously knew Eve would return to the sport and took care of one of her horses during her hiatus.

Although it's unclear when it happened, Eve Jobs made the move across the pond to the U.K. to return to her true passion of show jumping. In a rare 2025 interview with "The Chronicle of the Horse," she was asked whether or not she missed home and the states, and Eve said she misses her family most. However, the late tech giant's daughter has been enjoying her new life in the U.K. and going back and forth from the Netherlands to train to show jump at a competitive level, again. 

On July 26th, 2025, Eve Jobs tied the knot with a fellow jumper, Olympian Harry Charles. Her family and friends gathered together in Cotswold for a dreamy week to celebrate her nuptials. In a heartfelt Instagram post that began with "we're MARRIED !!!" the model took the time to thank everyone who was involved and traveled from afar to celebrate their new chapter. In "The Chronicle of the Horse" interview, Eve was elated to talk about her beau and described him as "a wonderful person," and that the two are "so happy and lucky that we found each other, and sharing the sport together is amazing." 

2025 was an eventful year for Eve Jobs. Not only did she get married in July, but she returned to show jumping in May. However, that doesn't mean she's completely left the world of fashion. In September 2025, she attended fashion week in Milan for the Bottega Veneta show with her husband by her side. Bottega Veneta was her husband's very first fashion show, making it an especially meaningful moment for the newlywed couple. The pair not only share a love for horses, but both are also interested in fashion, seamlessly blending both worlds.