Book author Jerry Seinfeld’s wife, Jessica, 50, graduated from NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service: ‘I’ve Never Felt More Proud’
- Jessica, an author and mother of three, posted several photos from her graduation party on Instagram on Thursday
- Her husband Jerry, 68, was not seen in the photos, but she posted one of her photos with her two sons Julian, 19, and Sheppard, 16.
- She also shared a photo of a “Congratulations” balloon display inside her New York home, adding in the caption: “Jerry and the kids are all out!”
- Jessica and Jerry got married on Christmas Day 1999, just over a year after they first met and just a month after they got engaged.
- Together they have three children: daughter Sasha, 21, and their two sons
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld’s wife Jessica added another series to her arc Thursday when she graduated from New York University’s Wagner School of Public Service — with the 50-year-old proudly celebrating by sharing several photos from her party on Instagram.
The mother-of-three flashed a wide smile while celebrating her graduation with several of her close friends and colleagues in all shots, and was seen walking through the graduation ceremony in her clip.
The reporter also wrote a short message to express how she felt about spending her time in graduate studies.
Defining moment: Jessica, wife of author Jerry Seinfeld, 50, graduated from New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Thursday
Couple: The author shared several photos from her party, but Jerry (seen together in 2019) was not photographed in them and it’s believed he may not have been able to attend
HAPPY MOTHER: Jessica – who shares three children with Jerry – posted one photo of herself with sons Julian (right), 19, and Sheppard (left), 16, who are joined
The first shot of Seinfeld showed her wearing her hat and gown while spending time at her family’s home.
Jerry Seinfeld’s wife also included several selfies she took with her colleagues in her photo collection.
The author privately shared the snapshot with her two sons Julian and Shepherd, who are 19 and 16.
Her clip showed her making her way across the stage and her achievement being celebrated.
Seinfeld previously shared a shot of a large balloon arrangement set up in her home to her Instagram story.
The inflatables expressed “congratulations” in large silver letters and took up much of her family’s living space.
The author also added a text graphic to her photo that reads: “Jerry and the kids are all gone.”
For the occasion: Seinfeld previously shared a shot of a large balloon arrangement set up in her home for her Instagram story
Speaking her opinion: Seinfeld began her statement by noting that she was grateful for the connections she made during her time at NYU
Seinfeld began her statement by noting that she was grateful for the connections she made during her time at NYU.
“I’ve spent the past two years learning alongside the best people in the public service,” she said.
The media personality seemed to refer to the tragic events in Texas and expressed that she and her classmates could potentially make a difference in the world.
High praise: The writer wrote that she “has spent the past two years learning alongside the best people in public service.”
Timely Comment: The media personality appears to be referring to the tragic events in Texas and has expressed that she and her classmates can potentially make a difference in the world.
“So, on one of the darkest days in our country’s history, I am hopeful that this group will help carry us, advance us, and elevate us to a better place,” she wrote.
Seinfeld concluded her letter by writing that she was happy to spend some time studying at graduate school.
“I have made lifelong friends and have never felt more proud to be a part of this truly amazing group and the Wagner family,” she said.
Sweet Memories: Seinfeld concluded her letter by writing that she was happy to spend some time studying at graduate school
“Lifelong beer expert. General travel enthusiast. Social media buff. Zombie maven. Communicator.”