SAEDNEWS: Children of actors, writers, and prominent politicians often follow in their parents' footsteps. But what about the grandchildren? It turns out that they, too, more or less do the same.
According to the Society section of Saed News, imitation is one of the constant principles of families, and children tend to imitate their parents more than the other way around. However, as children grow older, this tendency can extend to other role models in society.
The children of actors, writers, and prominent politicians often follow in their parents’ footsteps. But what about grandchildren? It turns out that they, more or less, do the same. Are the grandchildren of famous people as attractive, talented, and inspiring as their grandparents?
“Bernhard Caesar Einstein,” grandson of Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was one of the most famous founders of modern theoretical physics. His grandson, Bernhard Caesar, decided to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps: he studied quantum physics and also has a love for music.
He works with engineering companies in the U.S., has developed night vision devices, and is currently researching laser technologies.
“James Thiéry,” grandson of Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin married four times and had 12 children with different women. James Thiéry, Chaplin’s grandson, is an actor and circus performer. He runs his own theater company, La Compagnie du Hanneton, which combines traditional circus performance with theater.
“Nicholas Soames,” grandson of Winston Churchill, one of the most famous figures in world politics
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, was a politician, journalist, author, and Nobel Prize laureate in Literature. According to a 2002 survey, he was recognized as the most prominent individual in the history of the British monarchy. Nicholas Soames, Churchill’s grandson, is a politician in the UK Conservative Party and an executive at a private military company.
