Reza Pahlavi, often referred to by supporters as Crown Prince Reza Shah, is the eldest son of the late Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, and the heir to the former Pahlavi dynasty. Born on October 31, 1960, he was the crown prince of Iran until the Iranian Revolution forced the royal family into exile. Since then, he has lived primarily in the United States and has become a prominent voice advocating for democracy, secular governance, and human rights in Iran. Although he does not claim political power, he often speaks on behalf of many Iranians who seek a free and democratic future for their country. Through speeches, interviews, and international engagement, Reza Pahlavi calls for peaceful change and the establishment of a government chosen by the Iranian people.