Steve Jobs' Daughter's Wedding Cost $7,000,000 0 10

Eva, the daughter of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, married Olympic equestrian champion Harry Charles.

The wedding ceremony cost around $7,000,000. Among the guests were the daughters of Bill Gates, Roman Abramovich, and Bruce Springsteen, as well as Kourtney Kardashian and politician Kamala Harris, who lost the election to Mr. Trump.

Eva Jobs is a model. She shares a passion for horses with Harry. They met three years ago at a party and dated secretly, only appearing together in 2024 when Charles was awarded Olympic gold. The girlfriend showered the young man with passionate kisses. English tabloids joked at the time that their champion was ridden by a millionaire, using the sexual term the rider's pose.

Meanwhile, the bride's childhood was not without its troubles. Once, Steve made his nine-year-old daughter Lisa watch as he kissed and undressed his wife, simulating sex. When the daughter tried to leave, he stopped her and stated that this was a "family portrait" that she was obliged to witness. Another of Jobs' fetishes was wetting his feet in the toilet to calm down.

Apparently, this all stems from early traumatic experiences. Steve's biological parents were not married. His mother, Joan Schible, a girl of German descent, was still a student when she met Syrian Abdul Fattah Jandali, who worked as a teaching assistant at the University of Wisconsin. Joan's family opposed her marriage, and when she became pregnant, she gave birth at a private California clinic, subsequently giving up the baby.

He was taken in by a kind couple who could not have children of their own. Spouses Paul and Clara Jobs adopted the abandoned boy, heeding his biological mother's last wish — Steve must receive a higher education.