Eve Jobs recommends iPhone 14 after mocking it a few months ago

• Apple cofounder Steve Jobs' daughter, Eve, told The Strategist she "can't live without" her iPhone.
• Jobs shared a meme on her Instagram story in September that poked fun at the iPhone 14.

Eve Jobs can't live without plant-based nuggets, Celsius energy drinks, and the iPhone 14 — the very same model of phone she mocked on Instagram a few months ago.

The daughter of late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs told The Strategist about the nine things she "can't live without," and the list included the latest iPhone that launched in September.

But at the time of release, the 24-year-old didn't seem super impressed with the newest model.

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Jobs posted a meme on her Instagram story of a man holding up a folded shirt identical to the one he has on that says, "Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple's announcement today."

Neither Apple nor a representatives for Jobs immediately responded to Insider's request for comment. Insider also hasn't confirmed whether Jobs actually uses the iPhone 14.

"I'm gonna keep it brief," Jobs told The Strategist about the iPhone 14. "It's a tool for creatives and an aesthetic-design masterpiece. It's changed the way we have all lived our lives and, very simply put, my feelings on the entire thing is just, it's genius."

The Apple heiress didn't list any other tech devices on her "can't live without" list.

She did recommend a peptide lip treatment even though she doesn't "try and push products on people because I think skin care especially is really dependent on the person."

Jobs is the youngest of Steve's four children and one of his daughters with Laurene Powell Jobs. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, majoring in science, technology, and society. She's also a model and accomplished equestrian, who once told World of Showjumping that competing in the Olympics and at the World Equestrian Games "would be a dream."