Victoria Arbiter is a royal commentator, author, and broadcaster who brings a wealth of insider knowledge and expert analysis to her coverage of the British Royal Family. With a career spanning both sides of the Atlantic, and now Australia, her insight is rooted in her unique upbringing. As the daughter of Dickie Arbiter, a former press secretary to Queen Elizabeth II, she spent the latter years of her teens living at Kensington Palace.

A trusted voice for major historic events, Victoria co-anchored CNN’s live coverage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s 2018 wedding alongside Anderson Cooper. She previously co-anchored the 2011 wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales for CBS News with Katie Couric, and reported on the 2012 Diamond Jubilee for ABC News. More recently, she covered the Platinum Jubilee, the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, and the Coronation of King Charles III for Australia’s Channel Seven.

Regularly appearing on international networks including the BBC, ITV, TVNZ, CBC, and Australia’s Nine and Ten, Victoria is a sought-after documentary contributor and print journalist. Her biography, Queen Elizabeth II: An Icon of Modern Monarchy, was published by The History Press in March 2026. Seamlessly bridging hard news and entertainment, her media credits also encompass wide-ranging coverage of high-profile, celebrity-driven red carpet occasions. On screen, she has played reporter roles in the feature film Non-Stop and television dramas Madam Secretary, Person of Interest, and Royal Pains, and she has hosted several US lifestyle and travel series. Showcasing her lighter side, Victoria was famously crowned Oprah Winfrey’s “Worst Cook in America” during the final season of The Oprah Winfrey Show—a humorous badge of honour she wears with pride.

Categories:

- Broadcaster / Royal Commentator
- Presenter / Host
- Commercials / Brand Partnerships
- MC / Facilitator / Corporate Host – live or film
- Voiceovers

Victoria is a seasoned broadcast journalist and international event host with over 15 years of live television experience. Having lived and worked in Zimbabwe, the UK, the US, and now Australia, she brings a distinct global perspective to her work.

As a Master of Ceremonies and facilitator, Victoria is trusted by myriad multinational corporations, helming large-scale conferences, campaigns, and galas. Her professional portfolio spans engagements in Paris, London, Dubai, Cairo, Moscow, and Maui for brands such as Goldman Sachs, Google, YouTube, and IBM. Among her career highlights, she emceed the BMW Centenary celebration in Munich before a combined arena and stadium audience of over 60,000 people.
Whether facilitating panel discussions, hosting high-profile brand activations, or overseeing industry summits and award shows, Victoria delivers sharp journalistic precision and a seamless collaborative approach to every occasion.

Testimonials:

“A lovely British import, Victoria Arbiter, is a dead ringer for Audrey Hepburn right down to her ballet dancer’s posture and crisp enunciation.” - The Boston Globe

“Victoria is an absolute rockstar. Our event would not have been as successful without her participation.” - An Evening with Andrew Morton, Ferguson Library, Connecticut

“Victoria did a fantastic job and was wonderful to work with – uncomplicated and highly professional. BMW shared that everyone was incredibly happy and that the show was a huge success.” - Swantje Kopetsch, VOK DAMS GROUP

“Victoria was perfect. Her delivery was flawless and exactly what the occasion called for.” - AADA Awards and Graduation Committee

“She [Victoria] knows all about the royals, more than anyone I know.” - Former CNN anchor, Don Lemon

“Your wealth of knowledge on this [the royal family] is incredible.” - Anderson Cooper, CNN anchor

“She’s covered the royals for a long time and done it very well.” - Chris Cuomo, NewsNation host