14 Facts About Lisa Brennan

Lisa Brennan's is the daughter of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Chrisann Brennan.

An early Apple business computer, the Apple Lisa Brennan, is named after her, and she has been depicted in a number of biographies and films, including the biopics Pirates of Silicon Valley, Jobs, and Steve Jobs .

In 1977, after Jobs had co-founded Apple Inc, he and Lisa Brennan moved into a house with their friend Daniel Kottke near the company's office in Cupertino, where they all worked.

In 1978, Lisa Brennan moved to the All One Farm commune to have the baby.

Lisa Brennan claimed that the Apple Lisa was not named for her, and his team had come up with the phrase "Local Integrated System Architecture" as an alternative explanation for the project's name.

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Chrisann Brennan wrote that "he apologized many times over for his behavior" to her and Lisa and "said that he never took responsibility when he should have, and that he was sorry".

Lisa Brennan remained mostly distant, cold and made her feel unwanted; even going as far as refusing to pay her college fees initially.

When Lisa Brennan-Jobs was living with her mother, she attended The Nueva School and Lick Wilmerding High School.

Lisa Brennan's enrolled at Harvard University in 1996 and studied overseas for one year at King's College London.

Lisa Brennan's graduated in 2000 and subsequently moved to Manhattan to work as a writer.

Lisa Brennan's has written for The Southwest Review, The Massachusetts Review, The Harvard Advocate, Spiked, Vogue, and O, The Oprah Magazine.

In 2018, Lisa Brennan-Jobs published Small Fry, a memoir detailing her childhood and the complex and sometimes difficult relationship she had with her father.

Lisa Brennan-Jobs has been portrayed in several biographies of her father, including Walter Isaacson's 2011 authorized biography Steve Jobs.

Lisa Brennan's has been depicted in three biopic films: Brooke Radding portrayed her in the 1999 TNT TV film Pirates of Silicon Valley, while she is played as a child by Ava Acres, and as an adult by Annika Bertea, in the 2013 film Jobs.