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The Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! Steve Jobs’ girl keeps her iPhone close

- Mail Foreign Service

SHE wouldn’t be the first teenager to refuse to be parted from her smartphone – but Eve Jobs has more reason than most to feel attached.

The 19-year-old, who is the youngest daughter of the late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, kept her iPhone very close – and very visible – at an equestrian festival this weekend.

Not content with hiding it away in a pocket, Miss Jobs tucked the device into her belt as she walked around the event.

The Stanford University student is one of five siblings who – together with mother Laurene Powell Jobs – inherited a £14billion fortune when Steve Jobs died in 2011 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

At Florida’s Winter Equestrian Festival on Saturday Miss Jobs looked stylish in a white shirt, jodhpurs and black boots. She is an accomplish­ed equestrian who has competed internatio­nally for years, winning first and second place in two show jumping classes at last year’s event.

In 2015, her mother bought an £11million ranch in Florida, with a barn for up to 20 horses and a show jumping training rink.

 ??  ?? Family album: Eve competing in 2016 – and next to father Steve Jobs in 2003 with her siblings and mother Close call: Eve Jobs with her iPhone (circled) tucked into her belt
Family album: Eve competing in 2016 – and next to father Steve Jobs in 2003 with her siblings and mother Close call: Eve Jobs with her iPhone (circled) tucked into her belt

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