Apple heiress Eve Jobs ties the knot

Eve Jobs, daughter of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has officially tied the knot with British Olympic equestrian Harry Charles in an intimate yet star-studded ceremony held last week in the picturesque English countryside.

The 27-year-old American model confirmed the wedding on Instagram Sunday, where she posted a single photo from the big day, captioned: “We’re MARRIED!!!” She described the celebration as “the most magical week” and expressed her gratitude to loved ones who made the moment possible.

The couple exchanged vows at St. Michael and All Angels Church in Broadway, a quaint village in the Cotswolds, under heavy privacy protocols. Guests were ushered discreetly in and out of the church, with tarps shielding the high-profile ceremony from prying eyes. A strict “no phones” rule was also enforced throughout the three-day celebration.

Jobs stunned in a custom Givenchy gown, a sleek and elegant number featuring a square neckline, fitted silhouette, lace detailing, and a dramatic floor-length train. Her look was completed with a lace-adorned veil neatly tucked into a slick updo. Charles, 25, wore a classic black tie ensemble.

Though the couple has largely kept their relationship private, the wedding brought together an exclusive guest list of international elites.

Sources described the event as a fusion of understated elegance and global glamour, with friends and family flying in from the United States and Europe. While official photos remain scarce, the couple’s post suggests a deeply personal and joyful celebration away from the public spotlight.