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Jerry Seinfeld and wife Jessica pose for family photo at son Shepherd’s high school graduation
By Leah Bitsky,
23 days ago
Jerry Seinfeld and his wife, Jessica Seinfeld, celebrated their son Shepard’s high school graduation in a sweet family photo.
“Our youngest son Shepherd graduated from high school yesterday,” Jessica, 52, wrote on Instagram Tuesday.
In the snap, Shepard, 18, wore a maroon graduation gown layered over a white button-down shirt, gray dress pants and a matching tie. He looked all grown up while holding a celebratory cigar.
Jerry Seinfeld and his wife, Jessica, celebrated their son Shepard’s graduation along with their other two kids. jessseinfeld/Instagram “Our youngest son Shepherd graduated from high school yesterday,” Jessica wrote on Instagram. jessseinfeld/Instagram She gifted her son a flip phone in honor of the occasion. jessseinfeld/Instagram
The “Seinfeld” star, 70, was seen beaming as he posed next to the graduate. The proud dad looked spiffy in a navy suit and tie, while his wife opted for a pink floral sundress.
Also in attendance were the couple’s two older children: daughter Sascha, 23, and son Julian, 21.
Jessica, who married the stand-up comedian in 1999, also shared that she gifted her son a flip phone in honor of the milestone “in hopes he will turn in his smartphone.”
The couple’s two eldest children, Sascha and Julian, were also there for the event. REUTERS Jessica joked that she hoped Shepherd would “turn in his smartphone” now that he has a flip phone. Getty Images for Netflix
“Many of you have asked if this is his first phone – I wish!” she added. “If I knew then what I know now, I would’ve waited until age 14 to give him a smartphone (he got handed down an old one at age 12, for the bus ride to school in the Bronx).”
The cookbook author dedicated two slides of her post to a “minimalist” phone her friend Lisa told her about called the Light Phone, which has a screen but “no addictive apps.”
“Very curious about this -does anyone have one?” she asked.
Jerry married Jessica in 1999. jessseinfeld/Instagram
Jerry has been quite a fixture on the graduation scene in recent days.
In May, the sitcom star delivered a speech at Duke University’s commencement ceremony, where anti-Israel protesters booed him from the crowd .
The Palestine supporters eventually stormed out, and Jerry was met with supportive cheers from his fans remaining in the stands.
The sitcom star was booed by anti-Israel activists during his speech at Duke University’s graduation ceremony in May. AP “Work. Exercise. Relationships. They all have a solid component of pure torture, and they are all 1,000 percent worth it,” he told graduates. GC Images
Jerry, who is Jewish, has been outspoken about his support for Israel following Hamas’ brutal Oct. 7, 2023, attack that killed more than 1,200 people and kidnapped another 252.
The “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” host did not address the conflict in his speech and instead focused on sharing some words of wisdom.
“Find something where you love the good parts and don’t mind the bad parts too much — the torture you’re comfortable with,” he joked. “This is the golden path to victory in life. Work. Exercise. Relationships. They all have a solid component of pure torture, and they are all 1,000 percent worth it.”
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