NEW YORK — Caroline Kennedy laughed while watching clips of Grace Gummer's portrayal of her in the FX miniseries "Love Story," her son Jack Schlossberg said. The finale of the series, which followed the lives, marriage and death of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, aired on March 26, 2026.

Schlossberg said he showed his mother clips of Gummer's performance, although neither of them watched all nine episodes of the series. He said he had no problem with anyone who liked or watched the show, but took issue with how it depicted his uncle.

"I showed her a clip of her, and we were laughing so hard," he said. "The person's freaking out and we're just laughing so hard, as if that's how my mom acts."

Schlossberg has spoken about the miniseries since it began airing in February 2026. He argued that the series overlooked the public service work of John F. Kennedy Jr., who worked for the District Attorney's office. "It might be entertaining, but it's fiction," he said. "They work to fictionalize and to sensationalize his romantic life without giving any credence to serious things that he did."

He described his mother and uncle as "the two nicest, most dignified, private people in the whole world who do nothing but help others." "We're not just celebrities. We're not just icons. These are public servants," he said. "And my uncle John did a lot to try to advance the causes of progress in his time, civil rights."