Jennifer Gates.
Horacio Villalobos – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
Jennifer Gates, 25, is the eldest child of philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates.
Gates is set to receive a “minuscule portion” of her father’s wealth.
She’s currently enrolled in Mount Sinai’s Icahn School of Medicine.
See more stories on Insider’s business page.
Jennifer Gates is one of three children of Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates.
The 25-year-old is an established equestrian, enjoys traveling, and is currently studying medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.
Here’s what the life of the billionaire Microsoft cofounder’s eldest daughter is like.
Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images
She has two younger siblings, Rory and Phoebe.
Source: CNBC
fotopress/Getty Images
While their father might be famous for founding Microsoft, Entrepreneur reported that the Gates kids had a “cap on screen time” growing up.
Source: Entrepreneur
Yana Paskova / Stringer/Getty Images
They all went to Seattle’s private Lakeside High School.
Source: Business Insider
Thibault Camus/AP Images
She earned a degree in human biology and took a year off to focus on her equestrian passion before going to medical school. She told Sidelines Magazine her childhood pediatrician inspired her to pursue medicine.
She said in a February 2021 Instagram post that her parents also sparked her passion for medicine.
Source: CNN, Business Insider, Sidelines Magazine
Aaron Gilbert/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
One of her favorite horses is named Alex.
“He is super sweet, down-to-earth, easy-going, but you can also go fast and have a lot of confidence, so I am really excited about him,” she told US Equestrian in November 2017.
Source: Herald Weekly, US Equestrian
Nati Harnik/AP Images
He set about buying property in Wellington, Florida, a hot spot for wealthy equestrians. The Miami Herald reported he dropped $37 million to buy a whole string of properties near Laurene Powell Jobs’ estate.
Source: The Daily Mail, The Real Deal, The Miami Herald, Business Insider
Davide Mombelli – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
She’s also gone up against other famous show jumpers born to celebrities and high-profile figures, like Michael Bloomberg’s daughter Georgina, Bruce Springsteen’s daughter Jessica, and Steven Spielberg’s daughter Destry.
Source: Business Insider, Business Insider
Al Bello / Getty Images
While she was a student at Stanford, Gates told the Horse Network that balancing school and horseback riding made her life “a little busy, but I love doing both.”
Source: Horse Network
Gustavo Caballero / Stringer / Getty Images
Her Instagram highlights past trips to Kuwait, Spain, Australia, and other exciting places.
Source: Instagram
AP
In 2011, he told The Daily Mail that his kids would each get a “minuscule portion” of his wealth, which Forbes estimates stands at $116 billion.
“It will mean they have to find their own way,” he said.
Source: The Daily Mail, CNBC, Forbes
Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images
Gates told The Chronicle of the Horse in March 2020 that all of her medical-school classes had been temporarily moved online because of the coronavirus.
Source: ET, New York Post, Instagram, The Chronicle of the Horse
Dimitrios Kambouris / Getty Images
The New York Post reported that in 2017, her parents bought a $5 million condo that’s only blocks from her medical school.
Source: New York Post
Alexis Anice/ALeA / Contributor
In January 2020, Gates announced her engagement to the renowned Egyptian equestrian Nayel Nassar. Nassar also attended Stanford University. “I can’t wait to spend the rest of our lives learning, growing, laughing, and loving together,” she wrote on Instagram at the time.
They married in October 2021.
Source: Forbes Middle East, Business Insider
Europa Press Entertainment/Europa Press via Getty Images
It’s a show-jumping team founded by Gates, who also manages the team. In 2019, they competed and placed ninth in the Global Champions League.
Source: CNN
Shutterstock Rex for EEM
“I was born into a huge situation of privilege,” Gates recently told Sidelines Magazine in an interview for the publication’s July 2020 issue, “and I think it’s about using those opportunities and learning from them to find things that I’m passionate about and hopefully make the world a little bit of a better place.”
Source: Business Insider, Sidelines Magazine
Taylor Borden and Debanjali Bose contributed to an earlier version of this report.