Caroline Kennedy: She celebrates rare public appearance

Hundreds of celebrities, activists and artists came together in the Lincoln Center in New York City on Thursday evening. They celebrated the new “Time 100” list of the most influential personalities. The event of the “Time” magazine also visited Caroline Kennedy (67). The daughter of former US President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) showed itself in the rare public appearance in a black and white patterned dress in midil length.

In February, too, Caroline Kennedy had already shown herself on the red carpet in New York. At that time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the TV show “Saturday Night Live”. In addition, at the beginning of the year, she warned the US Senate with unusually sharp words before the appointment of her cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (71) Minister of Health. In a letter to the parliamentary chamber, which, among other things, the “New York Times” published, the author, lawyer and former ambassador describes her relatives as “predator”.

In the letter, Caroline Kennedy also gave terrifying insights into the common family history. “It is no surprise that he keeps birds of prey as pets because he is a predator himself,” she writes. He enjoyed “stating chicken chicks and mice in the blender to feed his falcons”. A scene that she describes as a mixture of “despair and violence”.

The 67-year-old is the last still living child of John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy (1929-1994). As a young woman, she studied law, later she worked in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and wrote several books on American history, politics and literature as the author. She was also a US ambassador in Japan under Barack Obama (63) and most recently served as an ambassador in Australia.