Jacqueline Becomes First-Time Grandmother as Daughter Caroline Welcomes Child

In 1988, Jacqueline Onassis, the former First Lady of the United States, embraced a new chapter in her life as she became a grandmother for the first time. Her daughter, Caroline Kennedy, welcomed her first child, Rose Schlossberg, into the world. This joyous occasion marked the beginning of a beautiful bond between Onassis and her grandchildren. Caroline later reflected on her mother's happiness, stating, 'I have never seen her so happy as when she's around the kids.' Following Rose, Caroline gave birth to two more children, Tatiana Celia in 1990 and John Bouvier in 1993. Jacqueline Onassis's role as a grandmother brought her immense joy and fulfillment, showcasing her nurturing spirit and deep love for family. Throughout her life, Onassis was known for her elegance and grace, and her grandchildren undoubtedly added a new dimension to her legacy. As she navigated her later years, the laughter and love of her grandchildren became a source of happiness and pride for her, solidifying her role as a beloved matriarch in the Kennedy family.