“She made it clear that Bobby and Jack weren’t welcome,” said one insider. “This was Kerry’s show now — and she drew the line.”
Jack Schlossberg Goes Rogue
Jack, 32, the Ivy League-educated son of Caroline Kennedy, didn’t take the snub lightly. In what appeared to be a bizarre act of rebellion, he posted an Instagram video featuring a vintage People magazine cover of his grandmother Jackie Kennedy Onassis with the headline: “Jackie Knew Everything” — widely interpreted as a dig at the late First Lady’s awareness of JFK’s rumored affair with Marilyn Monroe.
It wasn’t the first time Schlossberg took aim at his legendary grandmother. Earlier this year, he posted on X (formerly Twitter), asking if Senator JD Vance’s wife was “way hotter than Jackie O.”
But the real target of his rage has long been RFK Jr.
In a string of foul-mouthed videos, Schlossberg branded his cousin a “prick”, a “liar,” and a “cult leader.” He tore into RFK’s health disorder (which he later deleted), mocked his vaccine views, and ridiculed his short-lived presidential campaign as a “vanity project.”
“He’s a fraud, and he’s got Trump donors and Trump advisors,” Schlossberg ranted. “Don’t throw your vote away. Vote for Biden — it’ll feel good.”
RFK Jr. Shrugs Off the Drama
Despite being frozen out by much of the Kennedy inner circle, RFK Jr., 70, reportedly couldn’t care less.
“He’s used to the snubs,” said a source close to the family. “He has bigger things to worry about — like public health.”
His wife, actress Cheryl Hines, however, was said to be “heartbroken, furious, and deeply hurt” over the exclusion. Once proud to be part of the Kennedy fold, she now feels alienated by the same family that once embraced her.
Matriarchal Power Grab
Kerry’s power move wasn’t just about party invites. Before her death, Ethel Kennedy reportedly gave her daughter not just her blessing, but the rights to write her biography. The upcoming book — Ethel: Faith, Hope, Family, and an Extraordinary American Life — is being marketed as an “intimate portrait” of a woman who shaped one of the most influential families in American history.
“Kerry is following in Ethel’s footsteps — and she’s making it very clear that she’s in charge now,” said one insider.
Family Feud Reaches Boiling Point
The Kennedy name has long been associated with tragedy, ambition, and scandal — but in recent years, observers say the family has morphed into a real-life version of the Kardashians, complete with social media meltdowns, political backstabbing, and public betrayal.
Among the most shocking moments? Caroline Kennedy, former U.S. ambassador and mother of Jack Schlossberg, penned a scathing letter opposing RFK Jr.’s nomination to head the Department of Health and Human Services, calling him a “predator” and alleging he encouraged family members into drug abuse.
She wasn’t alone. RFK’s sister Rory Kennedy also turned against him during his campaign, calling his run for president “dangerous” and publicly backing Joe Biden instead.
“Bobby is addicted to attention and power,” Caroline wrote. “He preys on the desperation of parents of sick children… He vaccinates his own kids while discouraging others from doing the same.”
The Camelot Curse Continues
From the outside, the Kennedy clan still carries the allure of American royalty — but inside, it’s a palace of grudges, ghosts, and power plays. Kerry Kennedy may now be the de facto queen, but her rule is already marked by banishments and blood feuds.
“They used to keep it behind closed doors,” said one longtime observer. “Now it’s a full-blown reality show — and everyone’s watching.”
