Cheryl Hines Moves On from Jack Schlossberg
Actress Cheryl Hines, who is married to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Health Secretary, has chosen to distance herself from Jack Schlossberg, the only grandson of former President John F. Kennedy. This decision comes in light of what she perceives as his dismissive attitude towards her husband.
In an interview with Wall Street Journal, Hines remarked, referring to Schlossberg, “I don’t understand what’s going on.” It seems there’s been a bit of back and forth since Schlossberg reached out to her on Instagram last year.
He had asked Hines for a favor related to a sensitive topic, saying, “We need to call the family of a child who died of measles and say sorry. Can you do that for me?” This request was aimed at addressing the death of a 6-year-old girl in Texas who was unvaccinated.
Recently, Schlossberg commented on social media, suggesting that Hines looks “super dehydrated,” despite having never met her personally. That comment, coupled with a bizarre question from RFK Jr. about what Hines had scheduled for Schlossberg’s birthday, raised some eyebrows.
Despite the backlash, Hines expressed to WSJ that she feels deeply connected to the health movement in America. She posed a question that prompts further thought: “Has science ever been solved? It’s like a drug that seems great initially but later reveals drawbacks.”
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Cheryl Hines Moves On from Jack Schlossberg
Actress Cheryl Hines, who is married to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Health Secretary, has chosen to distance herself from Jack Schlossberg, the only grandson of former President John F. Kennedy. This decision comes in light of what she perceives as his dismissive attitude towards her husband.
In an interview with Wall Street Journal, Hines remarked, referring to Schlossberg, “I don’t understand what’s going on.” It seems there’s been a bit of back and forth since Schlossberg reached out to her on Instagram last year.
He had asked Hines for a favor related to a sensitive topic, saying, “We need to call the family of a child who died of measles and say sorry. Can you do that for me?” This request was aimed at addressing the death of a 6-year-old girl in Texas who was unvaccinated.
Recently, Schlossberg commented on social media, suggesting that Hines looks “super dehydrated,” despite having never met her personally. That comment, coupled with a bizarre question from RFK Jr. about what Hines had scheduled for Schlossberg’s birthday, raised some eyebrows.
Despite the backlash, Hines expressed to WSJ that she feels deeply connected to the health movement in America. She posed a question that prompts further thought: “Has science ever been solved? It’s like a drug that seems great initially but later reveals drawbacks.”
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