Screenshot from Twitter/X showing Iman Pahlavi and her husband Bradley Sherman on their wedding day in Paris, France.(photo credit: SCREENSHOT/X/STAGEONEVC/VIA SECTION 27A OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT) via TJP
Monarchists and supporters from the Iranian diaspora took to social media to celebrate the marriage of the last Shah of Iran’s granddaughter to a Jewish American entrepreneur on Monday.
Iman Pahlavi and Bradley Sherman married in Paris after a civil courthouse marriage in New York, according to Jerusalem Post.
Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and father-of-the-bride attended the wedding.
Many of the online messages extoled the symbolic nature of the interfaith union as well as their lacking support for the Islamic Republic.
The couple included the hora, a traditional Jewish dance, in their wedding celebration, videos on social media showed.
“While Iranians both inside and outside Iran are celebrating this special and memorable occasion, the mullahs are angry,” Iranian-Jewish blogger Nioh Berg wrote on X/Twitter.
It’s another historical Royal wedding between a Persian Royal Family member with a Jewish person.While Iranians both inside and outside Iran are celebrating this special and memorable occasion, the mullahs are angry.Princess Iman Pahlavi ❤️ Bradley ShermanMazel tov pic.twitter.com/MQjEM7zEcX— ♛ ✡︎ (@NiohBerg) June 9, 2025
Canadian-Iranian politician Goldie Ghamari praised the occasion as a sign of enduring royal legacy and hope for Iran’s future in statements on X.
“Despite all efforts by the Islamic Republic, the Iranian Royal family is thriving and is more beloved by Iranians than ever.”
This wedding photo of Princess Iman Pahlavi with her father HRH @PahlaviReza symbolizes hope, legacy, and over 2500 years of Iranian history. Despite all efforts by the Islamic Republic, the Iranian Royal family is thriving and is more beloved by Iranians than ever.#جاویدشاه pic.twitter.com/XuIfhv6OqA— Goldie Ghamari, JD | گلسا قمری (@gghamari) June 8, 2025.
Pahlavi was raised in the United States after the royal family fled Iran following the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
The Pahlavi family maintains popularity amongst monarchists after their years in exile.
Reza Pahlavi wants a world without the Islamic Republic
Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi previously called on the international community to imagine “a world without the Islamic Republic,” during his Nowruz address to the Iranian people.
“Imagine the Middle East liberated from the shadow of nuclear blackmail and threats,” he said.
“Imagine our region without endless proxy wars, extremist ideologies, and terrorism – all driven by a regime whose policies have caused mass migration, instability, and suffering far beyond Iran’s borders.
“Imagine a Western world free from hostage-taking and Western troops and taxpayers free of the burden of endless wars in far-off lands,” loosely referring to the hundreds of hostages the Hamas terrorist organization, a proxy of the Islamic Republic, took on October 7, 2023.
Pahlavi concluded his statement by saying that a “new Iran” without the Islamic Republic “is no longer a distant dream, but a reality being forged today by the hands of its own people.” – TJP
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