He’s single, but not so ready to mingle.
As Kennedy scion Jack Schlossberg makes his bid for New York’s 12th Congressional District, a source tells Page Six that the hunky Harvard grad is way too focused on the campaign to think about dating, despite plenty of admirers.
“He’s working every day,” says the source. “People meet him and may want to date him, but they definitely want to vote for him. His date spots would include senior centers, picket lines, churches and temples.”
The political heartthrob — whose mom is former ambassador Caroline Kennedy — spoke to a packed crowd Monday night at the ultra-exclusive San Vicente West Village.
“Everybody likes what they see,” says the source.
While a recent gossip item linked Schlossberg to a D.C. socialite and posted a photos of him dining with a mystery blonde, a source tells us he not dating either woman, and that the picture is more than two years old.
However, Schlossberg’s profile is still up on celebrity-heavy dating app Raya for those who want to attempt to distract him from politics. If they can spot him.
“[His profile] says ‘Jack’ and links to his Instagram,” says a single source. “But the first few photos are random pictures that aren’t of him, so you have to swipe through a few before you realize who it is.”
In November, Schlossberg confirmed in a New York Times profile that he is “very straight” despite “people often wonder[ing]” if he’s part of the queer community.
He’s been previously linked to Larry David’s daughter Cazzie David and yoga studio founder Krissy Jones.
According to the NY Times, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi is planning to endorse Schlossberg.
Jerry Nadler, who is vacating the seat, dismissed him for lack of experience. “Well, there’s nothing particularly good or bad about a Kennedy holding my seat,” he said in September. “But the Kennedy, unlike Schlossberg, should be somebody with a record of public service, a record of public accomplishment, and he doesn’t have one”
Micah Lasher, Alex Bores, Jami Floyd, and George Conway are also in the running.
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