Why Steve Jobs' Daughter Is Turning Heads

Eve Jobs, daughter of the late Steve Jobs, has spent most of her life out of the public eye. That's all changing, though, as the Apple co-founder's daughter just took on a gig that has thrust her into the spotlight. Jobs is the new face of beauty brand Glossier and posted pictures of herself on a shoot for the brand on Instagram. "Go check out the collection," she wrote in the caption.

In the first photo, Jobs poses in a bubble bath as she applies Glossier lip gloss. While she's not wearing anything but gold jewelry and an eye mask, the bubbles keep the pose G-rated. In the second image, Jobs holds a glass of wine in the bath.

As noted by Harper's Bazaar, Jobs is 22 and a student at Stanford University — the school where her parents met. The Glossier campaign marks Jobs' modeling debut.

While Jobs has kept a relatively low profile, she has a substantial following. Her Instagram account boasts 162,000 followers, although she doesn't post frequently. Instead of a bio on her profile, Jobs linked to voting resources from Vote.org.

Her foray into modeling may be a sign that Jobs is coming out of her shell. The heiress is also a celebrated equestrian and is one of the top riders under the age of 25 in the world. "I was first put on a pony at two years old, but didn't actually start really riding until I was about six," she told Horse Sport in 2019. "I have always had a love and appreciation for animals and I think that passion was evident pretty early on."

When asked about her future plans, Jobs seemed open to a world of possibilities. "Well, I'm actually studying abroad in Paris this quarter, so my short-term goal is to travel and explore new places with my friends," she said. "Oh, and definitely develop my French speaking skills. With the horses, I just hope to continue working with the wonderful team of people and incredibly talented horses I have and see where it takes us."