Who is Conor Kennedy, husband of Giulia Be and sentenced to prison in Russia

Conor Kennedy, North American engaged to Brazilian singer Giulia Be. Reproduction/social media Russia sentenced Conor Kennedy to prison, the American husband of Brazilian singer Giulia Be and son of the United States Secretary of Health, Robert Kennedy Jr. According to the court, Conor was convicted of participating in the war in Ukraine as a mercenary for Kiev, a crime punishable by up to seven years in prison under the Russian criminal code. Kennedy was not present at the hearing in Russia and despite the ruling, he is not expected to be arrested. The US had not yet publicly commented on the Russian decision. SEE ALSO Giulia Be talks about the hit 'Menina Solta': 'I didn't want another song about depression' Conor Kennedy and singer Giulia (ex Giulia Be) got engaged in August 2024. The two met virtually in 2021 and started dating in 2022. They currently live together. According to the singer, Conor proposed to her in the "empty room of our new house, no furniture yet, just love." They made their union official in March 2026 in an intimate civil ceremony in Los Angeles, United States. According to Gshow, the couple plans a large religious celebration and party in Brazil scheduled for October 10, 2026, in Rio de Janeiro. Who is Conor Kennedy Conor comes from a prestigious American family and is the great-nephew of former American president John F. Kennedy (JFK). His parents are Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (known as RFK Jr.), controversial environmental lawyer and independent candidate for president of the United States, and Mary Kennedy, who died in 2012 at age 52. His siblings are Kyra, 29, Fin, 27, and Aidan, 23, in addition to the fruits of his father's first marriage: Robert “Bobby" Kennedy III, 39, and Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy, 36. In 2023, RFK Jr.'s fortune was valued at $15 million by Forbes. Conor also became known in 2012 for dating singer Taylor Swift. Conor Kennedy, fiancé of singer Giulia. Reproduction/Instagram The young man has a history of activism. According to "People" magazine, he was arrested in 2013 for "civil disobedience" during a protest against an oil pipeline. At the time, his father was also detained. In 2017, he was arrested again for "disorderly conduct" after fighting with another man outside a nightclub in Colorado. According to what the Kennedy family told People, Conor was defending a gay friend who was being harassed. In 2022, he made news in the American press after revealing on Instagram that he volunteered to fight in Ukraine. "Like many people, I was deeply moved by what was happening in Ukraine over the past year. I wanted to help. When I heard about the International Legion of Ukraine, I went to the embassy to enlist the next day," he wrote. Giulia talks about criticism of video of her boyfriend's trip to Ukraine "I told someone here where I was and I told someone my real name. I didn't want my family or friends to worry and I didn't want to be treated differently there. Going in, I had no previous military experience and I wasn't a good shot, but I could carry heavy things and I learned quickly. I was also willing to die there."