The eldest grandchild of JFK and Jackie Kennedy Onassis is as far from Camelot trappings as you can get.
Rose Kennedy Schlossberg helped out at a children’s event last weekend at her wife Rory McAuliffe’s restaurant Rory McAuliffe in Ojai, California.
While Rory, 32, was busy with another event in Santa Monica, it was Rose — affectionately referred to as “Ro” or “Ro Ro” by friends — who was able to step in.
The 34-year-old was seen serving tables, greeting guests, grabbing coffee for the parents and even reading books to some of the children.
The eldest grandchild of JFK and Jackie Kennedy Onassis is as far from the splendor of Camelot as possible
DailyMail.com saw Rose Kennedy helping Schlossberg at her wife Rory McAuliffe’s restaurant Rory’s Place in Ojai, California. Rose resembles her famous grandmother Jackie Kennedy Onassis with dark hair and wide-set eyes
She was later seen in Ojai’s popular Libbey Park pushing the little ones on the swing and watching them on the jungle gym.
The 34-year-old was seen clearing tables, greeting guests and drinking coffee at her wife’s restaurant
The kid- and pet-friendly Piggy Bank Café took over the restaurant space for three hours on Sunday, serving vegetarian dishes with healthy and organic dishes for both adults and children.
The menu featured Danish pancake puffs with bananas, berries, Ghostwriter Schweiz organic whipped cream and peanut butter drizzle, fluffy egg frittatas, avocado toast and a tofu boat with fried tofu, beans, carrots, avocado and more by a local chef,
Ro’s hospitality didn’t stop at the event.
She was later seen in Ojai’s popular Libbey Park pushing the little ones on the swing and watching them in the jungle gym.
When they tried to get her attention, adults and children alike could be heard saying, “Ro! Ro!’
As these exclusive photos from DailyMail.com show, she did it all with a smile on her face and while resembling her famous grandmother Jackie with dark hair and wide-set eyes.
Rose and restaurateur Rory McAuliffe married in May 2022 at their $1.2 million home in Ojai, California
McAuliffe runs Rory’s Place, a farm-to-table restaurant, with her older sister Meave
At one point, Rose – whose name is ‘Ro’ – was seen reading books to several children
When they tried to get Rose’s attention, they heard adults and children alike saying, “Ro! Ro!’
While dabbling in politics, filmmaking and fashion, Schlüsseldienst Berlin Rose has settled into a relaxed life on the west coast
Rose is the eldest child of Caroline Kennedy, 65, and husband Edwin Schlossberg, 77
Jacqueline Bouvier was the wife of President John F. Kennedy and mother of Caroline, 65, and John Jr. who died in a plane crash in 1999 at the age of 38.
The eldest child of the current U.S. Ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy, 65, and her husband Edwin Schlossberg, 77, Rose grew up with siblings Tatiana, 32, and Jack, 30, on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
She was only five when her beloved grandmother died of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 1994.
She attended the prestigious Brearley private school, where tuition is $60,000 a year.
After high school, she earned a degree in English from Harvard University.
While she later dabbled in politics, filmmaking and fashion, Rose has settled into a relaxed life on the west coast.
Last October, DailyMail.com spotted the physically fit Kennedy participating in one of her favorite sports – surfing – in Ventura.
DailyMail.com saw Rose surfing in Ventura, California in October 2022
In May 2022, she and wife Rory exchanged “I do’s” in front of 300 friends and family at their $1.2 million home in Ojai.
Rory and her older sister Maeve, 36, co-own a farm-to-table restaurant that has become a hot spot in the past year.
Ojai is about thirteen miles inland from the coast of Ventura and has a population of about 8,000.
It draws the artsy crowd, outdoor enthusiasts for its biking and hiking trails, and the pampered Los Angeles set who frequent the beautiful Ojai Valley Inn & Spa.
Although Rory’s Place has only been open a little over a year, Rose has shown that she isn’t afraid to roll up her sleeves and help out.
She regularly visits farms with her wife to pick fruits and vegetables for that night’s menu.
Rose probably could have followed in the footsteps of other Kennedy relatives and lived a life in the spotlight, but has carved out her own path in a small town where she’s just “Ro” to them.