Claudia Joseph is an author, journalist, and royal commentator. She has written for various publications including the Daily Mail, MailOnline, Sky News, and Hello. Claudia's expertise lies in covering royal news, fashion, and celebrity culture.
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Claudia Joseph's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, beauty & fashion, and house & home. Her focus on evolving stories and event coverage suggests that she is likely interested in pitches related to ongoing developments within the realms of royalty, fashion, celebrities, weddings, or crime.
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The first letter is dated August 14, 1981, two days after Diana and Charles returned to Balmoral from their two-week honeymoon cruise aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia.
When Catherine Earl left university, she landed a low-paid job in recruitment at Boots. Now she earns more than £200,000 a year, jets around in a speedboat and sips cocktails in exclusive bars.
By: Claudia Joseph
Prince Philip refused to sit on the thrones during the The Queen's diamond Jubilee river pageant as he said they would look like 'Mr and Mrs Beckham'
It was at Highgrove where, on July 18, 1997, Prince Charles hosted a £30,000 party for Camilla Parker Bowles to celebrate his future Queen's 50th birthday.
On April 17, 1900, Margaret Middleton was swept from the rocks off the coast of Filey, North Yorkshire. Her body was never found, but her camera washed up on the shore a few days later.
When Meghan, 43, became a member of The Firm in 2016, there's no doubt she boosted the fashion industry, but the Princess of Wales had been highlighting British brands long before her.
When the Duchess of Sussex claimed that she Googles small and up-and-coming designers to put them in the global spotlight and boost sales, she raised eyebrows amongst royal watchers.
He was a member of the Royal Household for more than three decades and inspired one of Queen Victoria 's most famous retorts: 'We are not amused.'
Marilyn Monroe was so famous that her photographer had to become an impromptu bodyguard
From Emma Stone to Ed Sheeran, the stars have Tom Davies and his innovative spectacle creations in their sights. Claudia Joseph salutes his precision vision
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