Full Name: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. Profession: Lawyer, journalist, and publisher Nationality: American Born: November 25, 1960 Birthplace: Washington, D.C., USA Generation: Baby Boomer Chinese Zodiac: ac Sign: Sagittarius Age in 2025: Would be 65 years old (died 1999) Marital Status: Married to Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy (m. 1996–1999) Children: None Description: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. was an American lawyer, journalist, and magazine publisher who became a global cultural icon from the moment he was born. He was born into the public eye because he was the son of President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. His salute at his father’s funeral in 1963 became one of the most unforgettable images in American history, symbolizing innocence touched by national tragedy. Raised in a world of political expectations, societal attention, and immense public fascination, Kennedy grew into a charismatic and intellectually gifted young man who carved out his identity outside the political dynasty he was born into. After graduating from Brown University and earning his law degree from New York University, he worked as a prosecutor in Manhattan, earning respect for his professionalism, empathy, and ability to connect with ordinary citizens despite his extraordinary background. In 1995, Kennedy founded George magazine, an innovative political and lifestyle publication that blended politics with popular culture, aiming to make civic engagement appealing to a broader, younger audience. As editor-in-chief, he became a visionary figure in media, known for his modern ideas, sharp editorial style, and ability to attract major public figures to the magazine’s pages. Kennedy’s charisma, humility, style, and natural poise made him one of the most admired public personalities of the 1990s. His marriage to Carolyn Bessette in 1996 captivated the world, portraying a modern fairy-tale union between American royalty and a successful fashion executive. Despite intense media attention, the couple maintained a private, elegant, and tightly bonded relationship. Tragically, John F. Kennedy Jr., Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, and her sister Lauren died in a plane crash on July 16, 1999, near Martha’s Vineyard, an event that shocked the world and ended what many viewed as the last chapter of the Kennedy family’s most iconic generation. Kennedy’s legacy continues to endure through historical memory, media studies, and the lasting cultural fascination with his life, his potential, and the powerful symbolism he represented as a bridge between American history and modern public life.