Freelance Writer and Columnist, Freelance Assistant Editor, Grazia Magazine (UK)
Jessica Barrett is a Freelance Writer and Columnist at Grazia Magazine (UK). She specializes in areas such as family and relationships, parenting, arts and entertainment, and the fashion industry, often exploring themes related to celebrities, parenting styles, and the film industry. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent publications including MSN, The Independent, British Vogue, and Entertainment Weekly.
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Jessica's coverage spans a wide range of lifestyle and entertainment topics, including family & relationships, entertainment news, lifestyle, culture & society, and beauty & fashion. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news in these areas.
Given her focus on profiling individuals and covering evolving stories in the realm of family & relationships, she may be interested in pitches about personal experiences related to anxiety or parenting that could resonate with her audience. Additionally, pitches offering insights into reality TV trends or body image issues would likely align with her coverage preferences.
As Jessica does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but rather focuses on universal themes such as relationships and lifestyle topics without regional constraints.
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Jessica Barrett At first, it felt like an unusually cruel and heartless move.
By: Jessica Barrett
The Princess of Wales has been slowly introducing a degree of choice informality into her image. Read why this is so familiar on Grazia.
T he plan to convert more than 2,000 empty British Columbia condos into affordable housing has ignited a response that is as layered as it is strong—and we are nowhere near the centre of this political onion yet.
By: Jessica Barrett
As their youngest daughter becomes the celebrity couple’s fourth child to legally drop her paternal surname, Jessica Barrett looks at what is behind the deeply personal rejection for Hollywood’s golden boy that no Oscar or carefully managed public image campaign can fix
The new Sky show, a love letter to complicated midlife female friendships starring Jennifer Garner, Chloë Sevigny, Gemma Chan and Regina Hall, is the onscreen equivalent of that hen-do you organised for your best friend once – raucous, chaotic and ultimately, life-affirming.
As the celebrity couple’s youngest child becomes their fourth to legally drop their paternal surnames, the rift that has defined Hollywood’s most bitter divorce appears all but complete. It’s a deeply personal rejection for the silver screen’s golden boy that no Oscar or carefully managed public image campaign can fix. Jessica Barrett reports
By: Jessica Barrett
AMY Winehouse was undoubtedly the queen of Camden in the mid-Noughties. A fixture at the Hawley Arms and The Good Mixer, if you went for a pint at one of those pubs there was a high chance you’d se…
By: Jessica Barrett
AMY Winehouse was undoubtedly the queen of Camden in the mid-Noughties. A fixture at the Hawley Arms and The Good Mixer, if you went for a pint at one of those pubs there was a high chance you’d se…
Remember that feeling when you were a teenager , of finding out that your group of friends had hung out without you over the weekend ? Or an end of year party was happening and you hadn't got an invite.
Suri Cruise is the latest, but probably not the last, nepo baby to draw a line in the sand.
