Kennedy García lives in the United States and is the third child in a family of five. She has faced severe health challenges, including Down syndrome, leukemia, and back problems. Despite doctors’ advice to leave the child in the hospital, a nurse supported the mother and convinced her not to abandon the girl.
This nurse assured that with patience and dedication, the child could overcome difficulties and lead a normal life. Kennedy has gone through more than twenty surgeries, starting with back problems where metal fixators were placed. She spent her first two years in bed but found inspiration in dance, which helped her recover.
By dedicating herself to dance, Kennedy realized that appearance doesn’t matter; it’s about how a person performs. She wholeheartedly embraced dance and strives to give her best.
Currently, she is successful in her modeling career, participates in dance competitions, and has many other interests.
Kennedy is actively growing, overcoming her initial challenges. She has friends, including 19-year-old Matthew, who is successful in the fashion industry and the world of acting, despite having Down syndrome.
Their relationship has evolved into a romantic one, and both children’s parents support them, celebrating their achievements.