Steve Jobs's Daughter, Eve, Is Getting Married Soon: Here's Everything We Know About the High-Society Wedding of the Year

While there may not be a grand royal wedding on the horizon, Steve Jobs's daughter, Eve, is currently in the midst of planning "the high-society wedding of the year," according to the Daily Mail. The model will say "I do" to Harry Charles, a British equestrian, in August. The celebration, which will reportedly take place in the Cotswolds, a region of England located an hour outside of Oxford, will have many famous guests in attendance, including a few royals—and a well-known American politician.

Even though the ceremony may not be a royal wedding, it appears a few members of Britain's most famous family may be in attendance: Princess Beatrice and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, plan to attend the celebration, according to the Daily Mail. Additionally, former Vice President Kamala Harris, a longtime friend of Eve's mother, Laurene Powell Jobs, is expected to be present for the festivities. Due to her father's position as the founder of Apple, throughout her childhood, Eve forged close relationships with other tech founder's children, including Jennifer and Phoebe Gates, the daughters of Microsoft founder Bill Gates. As a result, the two sisters are expected to attend the summer nuptials. The bride's siblings, Reed and Erin, will also make the trip across the Atlantic for the big day. Yet, it's currently unclear whether her half-sibling, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, will make the journey, the Daily Mail reports.

The couple announced their relationship in 2024 during the Paris Olympics, as Charles competed in a number of equestrian events, including individual jumping and team jumping. His team eventually won gold in show jumping—and his partner was there to celebrate the victory at Château de Versailles. On August 2, 2024, Eve posted a video of the athlete running over to her after the win. The caption—"TEAM GOLD!!!!! Beyond proud of you my love !!!!"—underscored the model's love for her partner. The couple's plans to tie the knot were revealed a little a month after the 2024 Olympics. In September of that year, a source told The Sun that the duo planned to tie the knot: "They're getting married and have announced their engagement to friends and family. There was a big celebrations party."

While the bride is currently focused on her modeling career, she also has her own interest in horseback riding. In 2019, according to the Daily Mail, she was ranked the fifth best rider under the age of 25 in the world. She also recently made her return to the sport. On May 18, 2025, she posted a video of her competing at the Royal Windsor Horse Show.