“ Working 9 to 5.. „
FULL NAME: Christina Kennedy NICKNAME(S): Chris, Christy (most common), CK AGE: 25 | March 1, 1997 GENDER & PRONOUNS: Transfemale, She/her FACE CLAIM: Nicole Maines EYE COLOR: Brown HAIR COLOR: Brown HEIGHT: 5′7″ OCCUPATION: Director of Operations & Heiress; Country Club HOMETOWN: Fallbrook, NC NEIGHBORHOOD: Queen’s Park TW: Transphobia, surgery, death, motorcycle accident
Quick Facts:
She is one of five Kennedy siblings (three older brothers and one older sister).
The Fallbrook Country Club has been run by the Kennedy Family since it’s founding.
Christina worked as the Operations Manager after college and made director in 2022.
She’s a very friendly person and sees no one has beneath her. She uses her wealth to help those around her as much as possible.
She quietly underwent surgery during a college summer break. She doesn’t feel the need to talk about it with those she isn’t in a relationship with, however.
Christina lost her fiancé to a motorcycle accident in 2019 not too long after the two of them arrived to Fallbrook. She was broken up about it for a long time, but has recently decided it was time to move on.
Though quite independent, she still does live in the Kennedy Mansion with her parents.
Fashion is something she genuinely loves, often wearing well put together outfits, especially when she’s working.
Her current interests include but are not limited to: hiking, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, and learning recipes from the internet so she can become more independent.
Spoiled wouldn’t even begin to describe the upbringing by Christina Amber Kennedy had. She was the baby of a slew of Kennedy children and it was on her to right all the wrongs of her older siblings. Thankfully for her parents, this seemed to be the case as she showed signs of drive, passion and intelligence from a very young age. Early on, there were questions from teachers about things that made her look different. When the other boys in her kindergarten wanted to play sports, she was more focused on how she looked. She was never someone to be overly girly, but she had a natural femininity to her that wasn’t easy to explain for her parents at the time. Thankfully, they were both from rather large cities, being from San Francisco and New York City respectively. Her father, Archie was a tech guy from Silicon Valley and he co-founded a Cyber Security startup with one of his best friends and he met Kristine during their master’s program in Los Angeles. Archie’s father moved from his small town of Fallbrook for college himself and settled in San Francisco where he founded an Investment Management firm, Kennedy Private Wealth Management.
With the blessing of Kristine’s family, they relocated to Fallbrook when they decided to start a family and got to work almost immediately. They had three sons and a daughter before Christina came along. When Christina, originally named Christian came to them with her idea of being Christina, she was just six years old and thankfully, they were both incredibly open and supportive of her. Of course, they took the necessary steps, having had friends who were trans, they wanted to make sure she was well taken care of. Countless therapy sessions later, she finally started hormone therapy when she was in her pre-teens and she was even more comfortable in her skin. Truth be told, while she did experience dysphoria, she was never completely upset with her body or who she was. She took it one day at a time.
Her parents wanted her to do whatever made her happy and during her formative years, it was a mixture of playing volleyball and participating in pageants. Sometimes she would have to deal with the discriminatory comments from people who felt she shouldn’t be included in female pageantry, but she overcame these obstacles and would finish in the top 3-5 consistently. This would spill into adulthood as she was Miss North Carolina in 2020 but would ultimately be eliminated during the Miss USA competition. But rewinding to just before this, she had a very successful high school career due to her intense studies. Having taken mostly AP classes, it was a long, hard road to the discovery of her getting into Harvard. Surprisingly, not her first choice and after a third rejection, she was fed up and wanted nothing to do with the letters until that acceptance from Harvard came through.
Studying Business Management with the goal of taking over her father’s business eventually. That business being the Fallbrook Country Club, a staple that had been in the Kennedy family since the founding of the Country Club. Though his own father, Christina’s grandfather hadn’t taken on the business, one of his uncles dad, and he would then pass it on to Archie and his family. That was where Christina and her siblings came in. The oldest brother was focused more on eventually becoming the new CEO, while another sibling was focused on Marketing, and Christina focusing on Operations. The other siblings are involved to some facet, but not as heavily as the three mentioned.
Right out of college, she started working as an Operations Manager for Fallbrook Country Club, where she helped reform company culture, raised wages and implemented employee initiatives such as meal credits for office-side employees and provided meals once a week for other employees. The man she had met in college was someone she dated up until the day he passed away due to a fatal motorcycle accident. She was incredibly broken by this and decided to focus more on her work during this time. The two had just gotten engaged and she pulled him away from his family in Boston, she felt absolutely terrible. His family didn’t blame her though and they would remain close even after his passing.
After four years of focusing so deeply on work, she was promoted in early 2022 to Director of Operations, where she would oversee the entire business from an Operations standpoint. Romance was kind of put on the backburner, she wasn’t sure when it was appropriate to get back into the dating world, so she continued to focus on work for as long as she could.
She is well aware that nepotism put her in the spot she’s in today, but she works just as hard as other employees, if not more to prove herself. She wants the best for the country club her family has kept so near and dear to them for generations and has plans to share this with her own children someday.