Her education focused not only on traditional subjects but also on arts, history, and literature, which cultivated her refined personality. Life After the Revolution The Pahlavi family’s reign came to an abrupt end in 1979 when the Revolution overthrew the monarchy. The Pahlavi family was exiled, and their lives were turned upside down. Farahnaz, like her siblings, fled and settled in various countries, including the United States and Europe. The revolution had a profound impact on her and her family, as they had to navigate life outside of their homeland and adjust to a drastically different way of living. Farahnaz has always maintained a relatively private life since her exile.
She pursued her undergraduate studies at Bennington College, Vermont (BA in Social Studies), and completed graduate school in 1990 at the School of Social Work (Child Psychology). Princess Farahnaz who is very close to her mother, Empress Farah Pahlavi, and her brother Reza Shah II. She is a compassionate woman who pays close attention to social issues especially those affecting the disadvantaged, and is keenly interested in events taking place.
