Jack Schlossberg Reveals His Wacky Sleep and Fitness Habits

Part of his hobby and exercise routine includes paddling and taking ballet classes. “Here’s a kid who paddle boards in the Hudson, up and down, dodging traffic,” said David Letterman, who has been friends with Schlossberg’s family for years.

Since he’s not a fan of “sitting still” or “waiting” at restaurants, JFK’s grandson cooks his own meals, which he described as simple—like steak and eggs—or more unusual, such as mayonnaise straight from the jar, which he said he’d be happy eating, or “just about” a can of sardines a day.

“I don’t really party. I don’t drink. I don’t smoke,” Schlossberg said, claiming he has never been to a club and spends his nights on a bed made from two massage tables covered with shark-patterned sheets.

Plagued by back pain like his grandfather, Schlossberg has had two hip surgeries and keeps a skeleton wearing JFK’s brown fedora in his apartment to study anatomy.

When asked whether he sees himself more as his grandmother’s cousin—Edith Bouvier Beale, a cabaret performer whom Schlossberg is often compared to—or as a Kennedy, he replied, “I feel like Jack Schlossberg.”

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