Roya Nikkhah is a journalist and royal editor for The Times, based in the United Kingdom. With a focus on the British monarchy, Roya's articles provide insights into the lives of the royal family, their engagements, and their impact on society. Her work has also been featured in the New York Post and Stuff.
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Roya's coverage is primarily focused on the British Royal Family, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and family-related topics. She often presents opinion editorials, profiles features, and event coverages in her articles. To effectively reach out to Roya Nikkhah, consider offering unique insights or expert commentary related to the British Royal Family’s personal lives or public engagements. Contributions that provide behind-the-scenes perspectives or exclusive information about royal events may pique her interest.
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The late Queen is said to have missed her calling as a stud manager and, although her son has other interests, he is determined to carry on the royal tradition
The Prince of Wales celebrated his 42nd birthday with George and Charlotte at the Eras Tour at Wembley stadium
‘Bespoke’ trips around the castle in Scotland start on Monday. Visitors will see where Queen Elizabeth was last photographed and discover signs of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s love story
As the Duke of Sussex prepares to hit a milestone birthday next month, Roya Nikkhah speaks to those who know him about a prince struggling to find a purpose
By: Roya Nikkhah
After months of cancer treatment, the Princess of Wales may aim to be at Remembrance Day service in November
As acrimony between the siblings continues, sources close to the King say he feels he must be ‘a kind of anchor’ for the royals
By: Roya Nikkhah
In her first interview for a British newspaper, in the run-up to Charles and Camilla’s trip to Australia, Samantha Cohen tells of 18 years of royal service and her fondest memories
As he and Camilla wait to greet their Australian admirers and conflicted republicans, Charles has announced a fellowship programme for Pacific islanders
Palace sources say his trip to Australia with Camilla was the ‘perfect tonic’ for cancer treatment
In an ITV documentary this week, We Can End Homelessness, the Prince of Wales says his mother’s influence has grown and is shaping how he talks to his children
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