Steve Jobs' daughter Eve, 23, enjoys a boat trip with friends in Lake Como

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    Steve Jobs’ daughter Eve, 23, showcases her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini and matching mini skirt as she enjoys a boat trip with friends in Lake Como


    Steve Jobs’ daughter Eve looked in good spirits as she enjoyed a boat trip with friends in Lake Como, Italy on Monday.

    The ex-billionairess, 23, displayed her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini top which she paired with a matching mini-skirt.

    Letting her blonde locks fall loose down her shoulders, Eve also carried a pair of black sandals in her hand on the outing. 

    Looking good: Steve Jobs' daughter Eve looked in good spirits as she enjoyed a boat trip with friends in Lake Como, Italy on Monday

    Looking good: Steve Jobs’ daughter Eve looked in good spirits as she enjoyed a boat trip with friends in Lake Como, Italy on Monday

    Adding to her outfit with a black handbag, the daughter of the Apple co-founder was seen boarding a small boat with three other pals.

    Eve showed off her natural beauty with a light pallet of makeup and completed her look with a silver bracelet.

    The social media figure is the youngest daughter of Steve Jobs and his wife Laurene Powell Jobs; she has four older siblings, including her half-sister Lisa Brennan-Jobs.

    Last year, she began her modeling career with an Instagram post promoting the cosmetics company Glossier.

    Looking good: The ex-billionairess, 23, displayed her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini top

    Looking good: The ex-billionairess, 23, displayed her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini top

    The photoshoot took place in a bathtub, with Jobs holding up a bottle of lip gloss.

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