Jacqueline Kennedy’s granddaughter is all grown up and she’s a living tribute to her beloved grandmother.The Harvard graduate not only shares her grandmother’s love for the arts, she looks so much like her I had to do a double take…Check 1st comment ❤️😍

JACQUELINE KENNEDY, one of America’s most admired First Ladies, lives on through her granddaughter Rose Kennedy Schlossberg, who not only resembles her

 

strikingly but also shares her love for the arts, carving her own path as a Harvard-educated writer and creator while keeping Jackie’s legacy alive.

 

JACQUELINE KENNEDY, one of America’s most admired First Ladies, lives on through her granddaughter Rose Kennedy Schlossberg, who not only resembles her strikingly but also shares her love for the arts, carving her own path as a Harvard-educated writer and creator while keeping Jackie’s legacy alive. Read more below

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