Jeetendr Sehdev

Jeetendr Sehdev is a global media personality, the world's leading celebrity expert and a New York Times bestselling author. Described by Extra with Billy Bush (1994) as 'the love child of TMZ and The Economist' and Harper's Bazaar as 'the most relevant voice of the social media era', he has become one of the most prominent figures in celebrity news. Having been bitten by the LA bug on a family vacation at the age of ten, Jeetendr returned home to his British private school (albeit kicking and screaming) but was determined to break free and make his way back to The City of Angels. After graduating from Oxford University, he headed to Harvard University to get 3000 miles closer to Hollywood. Jeetendr's talent for presenting and his unique perspective on the world of entertainment quickly got him noticed by TV producers and he became a familiar face on shows like Access Hollywood (1996), Today (1952) and E! News (1991), generating headline-grabbing news from the lack of diversity at The Oscars (2017) to Justin Bieber's comeback. In 2014, Jeetendr shook up the world of entertainment by revealing how social media stars generate more obsession than the Hollywood A-list. His perspective went viral and the world of entertainment was forever changed. From Vogue to GQ to L'Officiel, Jeetendr has graced the pages of numerous fashion and lifestyle magazines. He has also written numerous opinion pieces for the likes of The Hollywood Reporter and Women's Wear Daily, his commentary has filled thousands of publications from the New York Times to the Daily Mail to TMZ and more. Jeetendr's first book, "The Kim Kardashian Principle" the part memoir, part self-help guide has become an instant New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times bestseller. Michael Levin at The Huffington Post names it one of the most influential books of the year. In 2019, Jeetendr was named Esquire's Influencer Of The Year. Jeetendr works alongside the United Nations to help raise awareness and promote efforts to combat modern-day slavery. He is also an avid supporter of the He for She Campaign - the United Nations global solidarity movement for gender equality. He is a dual British and American national, who lives in Los Angeles.