Elspeth Frances Reeve (better known as Elle Reeve) is American journalist and reporter for Vice. She is known for covering the Unite the Right rally which led to her interview with Christopher Cantwell. ^{[5] [12]}

Born and raised in the state of Georgia, she grew up in the city of Atlanta. ^[7]

She attended and graduated from the University of Missouri with degrees in Journalism and Political science. She graduated in 2005. ^[6]

Elle has written for various publications since the time that she was in college.

After graduating, she has worked as a reported for more than a decade.

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One of the first publications that she worked for was the Daily Beast where she was the Editorial Assistant. After being one of the central editors, she became the

Politics Editor for the The Atlantic for several years. ^[6]

She then worked for First Look Media as a senior writer for a few months. She was then the Senior editor of the The New Republic. She is now a correspondent for Vice Media. ^{[6] [13]}

On September 11, 2019, Reeve joined CNN as a correspondent.^[27]

Elle is known in the United States for her reporting from the Unite the Right rally march that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia on the weekend of August 11th-13th, 2017. The Vice Media camera crew expertly captures several key moments throughout the weekend using angles and strategic placement for shots. ^[10]

The Vice media crew were on the ground with Elle as they followed one of the White nationalist leaders, Christopher Cantwell, who opens up about their intention for organizing the rally and their intolerance of leftist groups. ^[10]

The crew was able to also conduct interviews with individuals who were present during the car crash caused by James Alex Fields Jr. ^[10]

On Sunday night, at around 8:00 p.m., Elle and the crew were given access to enter the hotel room of Christopher Cantwell and interview him as well. The interview was centered around the events from the weekend. Cantwell is on the record dismissing the car crash by justifying that their opposers not moving out of the way. ^[10]

Since the event of the Unite The Rally, Elle has been covered extensively by the mainstream media along with several key publications who have heralded her reporting.

She was interviewed by several publications including Charlie Rose, and Anderson Cooper. ^{[9] [8]}

On December 31, 2018, Reeve married her husband Jeremy.^[20] Previously, Reeve was married to Scott Thomas Beauchamp, a private in the United States Army who served in the Iraq War, and a member of Alpha Company, 1-18 Infantry, Second Brigade Combat Team, First Infantry Division.