Apple heiress Eve Jobs, aka the youngest daughter of the late Steve Jobs, tied the knot with Harry Charles in the Cotswolds over the weekend. While the Apple scion is an American fashion model in her own right, the man of the hour is quite the catch, being a Brit Olympian himself.
Eve and Harry’s wedding in the English countryside was described as “multi-million pound fairytale,” with insiders spilled to The Sun well ahead of the lavish gathering that A-listers like Sir Elton John would be gracing the stage for a mesmerising performance. The early report further suggested that precisely scheduled itinerary of the nuptials “planned like a military operation” would even see Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders in attendance among many others.
Kourtney Kardashian, who recently snubbed Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s Venice wedding, was also believed to have attended the nuptials on Saturday. According to Vanity Fair, other notable figures at the event were countless children of billionaires, including Jennifer Gates Nassar, the eldest daughter of Bill Gates and his ex-wife Melinda French Gates.
Additionally, The Times reported that former US presidential candidate Kamala Harris was there for the celebrations as well, while Jessica Springsteen, chef Ruth Rogers and Bruce Springsteen’s daughter, served as a bridesmaid.
Now back to Harry Charles!
Who is Harry Charles?
The 26-year-old athlete first represented Great Britain at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, competing in individual jumping and team jumping. As his official website puts it, “showjumping is in his blood.” Coming from a long line pre-eminent showjumping families in the world, Harry faces a redefined sibling rivalry unlike any other.
In addition to his father being Peter Charles, a former Olympic equestrian who helped Team GB win their first team jumping gold medal in 60 years at the 2012 London Summer Olympics, his younger sisters Scarlett and Sienna have also competed up to the national level.
Deemed the most decorated junior rider in European competition, Harry Charles made his 5-star (5*) debut at the world famous Aachen, Germany, at just 18. Since then, he had made it to the world’s top 100 in the FEI (Fédération Equestre Internationale) rankings.
Beyond his contributions to Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics, he also plays an indispensable role in the Miami Celtics teams on the Global Champions Tour. At the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, he competed despite suffering an injury just weeks before the event, and ultimately went on to be recorded in equestrian history as a member of the British team that scored the gold.
Heathcroft Farm in Hampshire, England, has not only been to the Charles family, but also their family business. It has played a crucial role in Harry’s life given, especially since the team there is committed to maintaining it as a base for training for each of their horses, while also running a successful breeding program.
Harry has partnered up with many horses for his competitive outings. Of these, Romeo 88 remains at the top, especially it shares Charles’ career highlight of competing at the Tokyo Olympics. According to the Daily Mail, the gold-winning showjumper has an estimated net worth of “anywhere between $600,000 and $2.5 million.”
His brand partnerships have also forged his connection with the likes of Rolex, Flex-On, Charles Owen, Flexi Equine, Oakley, Horseware, EquiFit, and more.
Harry Charles Eve Jobs relationship history
Both scions of their respective remarkable bloodlines are said to have started dating three years ago. They got engaged in September 2024. Given Harry’s professional track and Eve Jobs’ interest in equestrian hobbies, they possible found a common link bringing them together, as per Elle. The young Jobs even recently competed at The Defender Stakes in the Castle Arena in May 2025.