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CelebritiesPublished: May 13, 2026

Steve Jobs’ billionaire widow, Laurene, who now spends summers sailing the high seas from the Mediterranean to Australia on her $120 million superyacht, grew up in the lower middle class, could not afford a single holiday, and spent vacations swimming in New Jersey lakes

by Neha Tandon Sharma

Before the superyacht Venus sailed into Laurene Powell Jobs’ world, water meant something far simpler to her. Not the polished decks, glass walls, and…

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Steve Jobs’s private jet has been sold after passing from his widow Laurene to former Apple designer Jony Ive, starting a new chapter for the aircraft which Jobs the perfectionist spent a year customizing, and even redesigned the cabin door button in brushed metal

Steve Jobs personally phoned Philippe Starck to design his $120 million superyacht, but a receptionist who possibly had an iMac on her desk did not recognise the Apple co-founder and asked to leave a message, so when no call came, Jobs swallowed his pride and rang again

Decades after Steve Jobs wed Laurene in a wildly modest 50-guest Yosemite ceremony, their son Reed transformed that beautiful memory into a $1 billion cancer-fighting fund, fiercely determined to give other families the precious time his was denied

While Steve Jobs hid his $62,000 Porsche to look poor and get funding for his company, Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus, unwinds by taking his rare $800,000 Porsche 935 to Laguna Seca, reportedly lapping the legendary circuit in under 100 seconds

If Steve Jobs’ billionaire widow, Laurene, was in a mood to splurge and would upgrade her $120 million Venus superyacht, then this 344-foot concept, designed around a giant glass window with a two-storey lounge dressed in Apple Store minimalism, would be the perfect fit

Decades before he built iMacs and iPhones, 13-year-old Steve Jobs built a plywood display around cutting-edge electronics for his 8th-grade science fair. Preserved in family garages for 58 years, the humble relic could command over $20,000.

Steve Jobs’ billionaire widow, Laurene, who once traveled across the country in an old, clunky Volkswagen and had to sublet two rooms to cut her debt, now sails the world on the $120 million Venus superyacht, where a crew of 22 pampers her

Steve Jobs’ billionaire widow, Laurene, who now spends summers sailing the high seas from the Mediterranean to Australia on her $120 million superyacht, grew up in the lower middle class, could not afford a single holiday, and spent vacations swimming in New Jersey lakes

A signed Toy Story book is hitting auction at $20,000, but the real story is how one 1995 artifact connects Pixar’s first film, Steve Jobs’ billionaire comeback, and Disney’s future animation empire in plain sight.

Steve Jobs was such a charismatic salesman that he walked into John Lennon’s son’s birthday party carrying a Macintosh, and within minutes he had Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and other icons gathered around him, staring at a glowing screen, mesmerized by MacPaint

Steve Jobs was so impressed with New York City that he bought one of Manhattan’s most iconic penthouses, renovated it for nine years, and used so much marble that the building’s foundation had to be reinforced, but he never once lived in the iPod-looking duplex

Steve Jobs may have got his $120 million superyacht designed to perfection, but forgot to do the paperwork with its designer. A billing dispute arose, and the designer actually had the stunning vessel seized by police in Amsterdam just as it was about to begin its maiden voyage