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Steve Jobs left behind a brilliant yet complicated legacy following his untimely death in 2011. The visionary Apple co-founder revolutionised personal computing, changing the world with innovations such as the iPod and iPhone. But his professional and personal lives were marred by controversy.
The tech pioneer famously once said having kids was "10,000 times better" than anything else he'd done, yet he rejected his first daughter, Lisa, for years. He also bequeathed almost the entirety of his estimated $7 billion estate (the equivalent of $9.8bn/£7.7bn in today's money) to his wife Laurene, leaving Lisa and her half-siblings Reed, Erin, and Eva to forge their own paths. While little is known about their net worths today, we do have an idea of how they make their money
Read on to find out what happened to Steve Jobs' fortune and discover the careers his four children are pursuing today.
All dollar amounts in US dollars
Daniel Coughlin
28 November 2024
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Really disgusting people both Steve and his wife. Wow to be so cold to your own children with that kind of money truly sick and absolutely vile people. Sorry for the kids to have been born to such heartless and reprehensible parents. I hope they know that the world is full of good people and parents sometimes are just nothing worth much
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