Nope. Not even a little. You won’t find them at Berkshire’s annual “Woodstock for Capitalists” in Omaha. Not a single waving hand or shy smile. Greg Abel shields them like a goalie protecting the net. If his kids are on social media, they’re using fake names or are invisible.
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Compare that to other billionaire heirs—like, say, the Kardashian-adjacent types. Greg’s kids are practically ghosts. Which, honestly? Smart move. Who wants that pressure? “Hi, I’m the daughter of the next Buffett. Can I get a discount on insurance?”
What Does This Tell Us About Greg Abel?
It tells us he’s focused. He’s not building a brand around his family. He’s building a legacy of nuts-and-bolts business. Buffett once said that Greg “understands businesses better than anyone I know.” And part of that understanding is keeping the personal life personal.
But it also raises a funny question: If he’s so private, how do we know he really has kids? Is it all a ruse? Is he secretly raising a robot army? (Probably not. But it’s fun to imagine.)
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