Alexandra Hurtado is a Contributor at various publications, including HELLO! Magazine and PEOPLE. She specializes in covering entertainment and royal news, with a keen focus on celebrities, pop culture, and cultural movements. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance Singapore and The Charlotte Observer.
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Alexandra Hurtado's articles mainly focus on event coverage and seasonal themes with a particular emphasis on entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as topics related to royalty, the British Royal Family, princesses, princes, and monarchy. If you are pitching to Alexandra Hurtado, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to the latest events involving royal figures or celebrity personalities. Additionally, she may be interested in stories that shed light on personal aspects of public figures' lives or cover major entertainment events such as awards shows.
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By: Alexandra Hurtado
From Queen Elizabeth I’s poisonous white lead makeup to hidden eating disorders, royal women were once forced to project flawless perfection at any cost. Here is how a new generation of princesses are dismantling centuries of protocol
By: Alexandra Hurtado
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are moving to the UK. Here's everything we know about the Sussex family's extended stay on British soil.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
Four years ago, Princess Anne issued a coded warning to Harry and Meghan about 'reinventing the wheel.' Now, with the Sussexes back in Britain, royal author Katie Nicholl reveals why the no-nonsense Princess Royal could prove to be their biggest ally in mending family ties.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
With the Duchess of Sussex contemplating a return to acting, one titled royal has already mastered the art of balancing red carpets with royal life - without causing a single ripple.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
With over 12 million views on Instagram, Buckingham Palace's surprise tribute to Dolly Parton proved to be a stroke of PR genius. Here is why the gesture resonated so deeply.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
Why are Spain’s Infanta Sofía and Norway’s Prince Sverre Magnus ditching centuries of royal tradition for a college founded just five years ago? HELLO! explores the intimate, non-traditional university redefining high-society student life.
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Prince Philippos and Princess Nina of Greece have welcomed their first child, Kimon Thomas Constantinou, via surrogate. The baby was born in the United States in July 2026.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex may have traded California for British soil once again, but their choice of location suggests they aren't giving up their star-studded lifestyle.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
And baby makes three! Prince Philippos and Princess Nina of Greece have become first-time parents.
By: Alexandra Hurtado
A private school in the UK has sent a letter to parents regarding rumors and speculation that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are sending their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, there.
