Kennedy Grandson Mocks Jacqueline Onassis in Social Media Post

Jack Schlossberg, grandson of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and John F. Kennedy, sparked controversy with a recent Instagram post where he mocked his late grandmother's distress over JFK's alleged affair with Marilyn Monroe. Schlossberg posted a video focusing on a People magazine cover titled 'Jackie Knew Everything,' captioning it 'Jackie was right about everything,' referencing claims that Jackie confronted JFK about the affair that deeply worried her. This post drew criticism given Jacqueline Kennedy's revered status as a discreet and dignified first lady, as well as concern for Schlossberg's wellbeing amid his public behavior and lack of steady employment since graduating Harvard Law School in 2022. His actions come amid family tensions, with Schlossberg reportedly excluded from the Kennedy family's recent Fourth of July gathering alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who remains estranged from the clan. The affair claims have been discussed in biographies like J. Randy Taraborrelli's "JFK: Public, Private, Secret," highlighting Jackie’s emotional turmoil. Schlossberg's remarks have intensified scrutiny of both his personal conduct and the Kennedy family's ongoing internal divisions.