Who is Christina Schwarzenegger? Actor introduces stunning daughter, 31
KITZBUHEL, AUSTRIA: Famous actor and former California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, introduced his daughter Christina Schwarzenegger at the charity dinner during the Austrian Climate Summit.
Besides Christina, Arnold has four other children including daughter Katherine, 33, Patrick, 29, Christopher, 25, and Joseph, 25, reported Daily Mail. The star's daughter looked perfect in her black leather jacket with skinny black slacks and black ballet flats shoes along with her neat dark brunette hair. Check the pictures here.
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Who is Christina Schwarzenegger?
Christina is a graduate of English language and literature from Georgetown University 2013. The 31-year-old was born to Arnold and Maria Shriver. Further, she also studied interior architecture at Parsons School of Design. Christina also rendered her service as an editor at Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand Goop for three years. Meanwhile, she is also a founding member of the Special Olympics Founder's Council. Christina stated, “I love shining a light on those who feel outside the margins and bringing their experiences to light. The result is that we all feel validated and, ultimately, see that our differences are in fact, our superpowers,” per Special Olympics.org. Meanwhile, she is also the executive producer of the 'Take Your Pills' franchise at Netflix, a series of documentaries that details America’s dependence upon and obsession with various prescription pills.
Arnold has often appreciated his daughter, on her birthday, the actor wrote, "Happy birthday Christina! I am proud of you every day, I love you with all of my heart, and spending time with you is one of my favorite things to do, in lockdown and always. I can’t wait to see what you accomplish this year." As a young child, Christina was diagnosed with ADD (Attention-deficit disorder). She was in ninth grade when she started facing issues focussing on her day-to-day activities, as per Essentially sports.
She constantly had spoken about her usage of medicines while treating the disorder. She said, “I didn’t really become too dependent on it until I was in my junior year of college. In our junior and senior year of college, I pretty much used it very frequently.” Further, she added, “You get a high from it. But in a completely different arena, it’s very helpful obviously for people to have ADD, who struggle with their attention span. It is a very helpful drug for those types of people.”
In an interview with The Doctors, she said her journey dealing with medication, "It was challenging. It took me about, I would say, like 6 to 7 months to kind of, really, get back to who I was. I started doing art again, which I did in high school. Which I hadn’t done for a while and just tapping back into who I identified with, pre-Adderall.” However, Christina has been working extensively on raising awareness about the harmful side effects of taking such medicines.