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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Slideshow Follow Reuters Katherine Schwarzenegger out from Arnold's shadow Tweet Share this By Zorianna Kit LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Katherine Schwarzenegger is not your average 21 year-old college student. She is the first-born child of ex-California Governor and Hollywood movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver. But... Email Print Related News Special Report: Mistakes, misfortune, meltdown: Japan's quake Thu, Mar 17 2011 Special report: On borrowed time: budget delays start to hurt Wed, Mar 16 2011 Special report: Can Japan find "New Deal" after triple whammy? Mon, Mar 14 2011 Twitter's Stone: no IPO or funding talks Thu, Mar 3 2011 HIGHLIGHTS-BoE policymakers before Treasury committee Tue, Mar 1 2011 Analysis & Opinion Saving safeguards: How to avert financial disaster Ten things to watch for in the new MLS season Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » People » 1 / 3 Katherine Schwarzenegger poses for a portrait in Los Angeles, March 17, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Mario Anzuoni By Zorianna Kit LOS ANGELES | Fri Mar 18, 2011 2:15pm EDT LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Katherine Schwarzenegger is not your average 21 year-old college student. She is the first-born child of ex-California Governor and Hollywood movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver. But in her own right, Katherine is an author, and she raises money for charities including her uncle Anthony Shriver's group, Best Buddies, a volunteer program to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Recently, Schwarzenegger teamed with luxury goods company Montblanc to promote a partnership in which Montblanc will donate to Best Buddies 11 percent of the money it earns from 11 stores over an 11-day period in March. She spoke with Reuters about it, her book, and what life is like now that her famous dad is back home after his term as governor. Q: Both your parents have accomplished a lot in life. What traits do you think you inherited from them? A: "They're both so similar in their working minds. I think my dad is the kind of person who, no matter how much criticism he gets, keeps trucking right through and does exactly what he sets his mind to. So the ability to follow your dreams and your heart, I probably got from him. But I also got that from my grandma (Eunice Kennedy Shriver). When she was starting Special Olympics, people thought she was insane for doing it." Q: Your dad was a Hollywood star and governor. What was the difference in the two, for you? A: "It's definitely different going to visit your dad at work on a movie set and visiting him in the state Capitol. I was in 7th or 8th grade when he ran for governor. The biggest change for me was having California Highway Patrol officers follow us everywhere, which was a huge thing to get used to for me and my siblings (laughs)...I also think being a politician's child brings more pressure to be on your best behavior than being an actor's child." Q: Has life returned to what it was, pre-governor? A: "I don't think it can ever go back. We can't get rid of the fact that for seven and a-half years our dad was a politician. In those seven and a-half years we became the people we are today...Then, of course, coming home and having my dad always there is another interesting adjustment (laughs). He has to keep in mind I'm not 13 anymore like I was when he ran for governor. I live in my own apartment. I am in college. Q: For you, has your name been a help or a hindrance? A: "It depends if people like my dad or not. If they don't like him, you're totally in trouble because you're related. If they do like him, then they automatically love you." Q: Other than being a supportive family member, why get involved in this venture with Best Buddies and Montblanc? A: "Many people are afraid of those who have intellectual disabilities. I remember in high school my friends were terrified. It's important to show that they are normal people who enjoy friendship and sports and working on projects." Q: How did you go about showing that? A: "I was in charge of the Best Buddies group in high school and recall many times where my friends were out of their comfort zone when they partnered with someone on an art project or participated in a soccer game. 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