Emma Bloomberg revealed to Forbes that she lies "to play golf, cook, eat out, and play poker. Bloomberg's younger daughter clearly feels more comfortable in the limelight. The year-old is often spotted on red carpets, and has an accomplished career as a professional equestrian, despite breaking her back twice. Georgina is a New York University graduate and the author of a series of young adult novels. In the four A Circuit books, Georgina seems to have provided a window into her own life —making herself the main character talented equestrian Tommi , who navigates a family life that includes an Ivy League-educated sister and a Wall Street billionaire father.
Aside from her fictional alter-ego, Georgina's life seems to be centered around animals, whether in her equestrian career, philanthropic pursuits, or home life. She told Gotham magazine that she has several rescued animals—five dogs, a pig, a goat, two mules, and two miniature horses, to be exact—in addition to the horses she rides to compete.
I asked him if he was an animal lover and he said, 'Well, I can't really say that I'm an animal lover because I don't do anything positive for them. The single mother had her son, Jasper Bloomberg, in As a member of the American aristocracy, he's already racking up accomplishments: there's an outdoor gallery space at the new Whitney Museum of American Art named after the five-year-old tike.
The Scene. Type keyword s to search. Hiroko Masuike Getty Images. This content is imported from Instagram. In , she used her father's private jet to fly to Miami and rescue 40 stray dogs from an animal shelter ahead of Hurricane Irma. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Bloomberg, 37, is the younger daughter of billionaire media mogul Michael Bloomberg and his then-wife Susan.
Growing up, Bloomberg befriended another denizen of Manhattan with a famous father: Ivanka Trump. Bloomberg has been competing as an equestrian since age six, but says many people contribute her success to her father's fortune. Bloomberg is a decorated equestrian. But her equestrian career hasn't been easy. The condition didn't hamper her career, though. She went on to tell The New York Post that her son will likely have a "privileged upbringing" like her own, but said she wouldn't spoil him.
Bloomberg is also an author. In addition to her equestrian and literary careers, Bloomberg devotes a lot of time to philanthropy. Animals are central to her philanthropic efforts, and her commitment to helping animals is a theme she has repeatedly spoken to the media about over the years. Bloomberg has several rescues of her own — four dogs, a goat, two mini-horses, and two mules. They live with her in on her farm North Salem, New York. Loading Something is loading.
Email address. Billionaire Heiress Equestrian. Q: Since you have a young son, what money lessons would you like to pass down to him? A: My parents always instilled in us that we had to appreciate what we had, yet understand that with that comes a duty to give back to others.
You are given things in life for a reason. I also feel very strongly that he learn to understand that wealth never determines how you can treat someone else. I want him to treat every person with respect, and never think for a moment that he is better than anyone else because he has wealth.
Q: What inspiration do you draw from your father, in terms of living a successful life? A: What I respect most about my father is his ability to ignore what others think or say. I was too young to fully appreciate his firing from Salomon Brothers, and taking that opportunity to start his own company. But I remember when he decided to run for office, everyone laughed at the idea and thought he had no chance. I was blown away by how he was able to tune his doubters out.
When he won that election I remember thinking to myself, well, that was a good life lesson.
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