Simon Perry is the Chief Foreign Correspondent at People magazine. He covers a wide range of topics including culture, society, mental health, and diversity & inclusion, often focusing on events and trends that shape our world. Simon's work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as MDPI, Yahoo News, and MSN, among others.
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Simon Perry's coverage primarily focuses on British royalty, particularly Kate Middleton and her family. He appears to be interested in exclusive insights and events related to the royal family. If you have unique access or inside information regarding the British royal family, especially Kate Middleton and those close to her, Simon Perry may be receptive to your pitch.
Given his focus on exclusives and event coverage, providing behind-the-scenes details or previously unreported aspects about the royals could capture his interest. Expert commentary from individuals with direct knowledge of the inner workings of the royal family might also pique his interest.
Simon does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but concentrates on covering news related to British royalty regardless of location.
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By: Simon Perry, Stephanie Petit
Stephanie Petit, Simon Perry NEED TO KNOW Prince Harry will return to the U.K. next month for Invictus Games events, but Meghan
By: Simon Perry
Simon Perry NEED TO KNOW King Charles is back on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the finale of Trooping the Colour
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By: Simon Perry
Kate Middleton celebrating the "joyful and nurturing environments" of children's hospices in an emotional new message. Read her message.
By: Janine Henni, Simon Perry
Janine Henni, Simon Perry NEED TO KNOW Prince Harry and Meghan Markle praised the U.K.'s decision to ban kids under 16 from major social media platforms
By: Simon Perry, Adam England
NEED TO KNOW Prince George, 12, will start at a new school in September Kate Middleton and Prince William have announced their eldest child will go to Eton College, just like his father
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By: Simon Perry
Kate Middleton and Prince William have made their choice for Prince George's new school, and the young prince will head to Eton College in Windsor, just like his father.
By: Simon Perry
NEED TO KNOW Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, 8, looked like pros at this year's Trooping the Colour festivities
By: Simon Perry
Simon Perry NEED TO KNOW The spotlight shines bright on the royal family at Trooping the Colour each June
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By: Simon Perry
The Princess of Wales is the royal family member "everyone wants to see," a royal expert says of Princess Kate's "rockstar" status
By: Erin Hill, Simon Perry
Simon Perry, Erin Hill NEED TO KNOW Catherine Mayer's new book Divide and Rule explores how Princess Diana's compassion and romantic idealism shaped her life and marriage
