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Prince Hussein is about to become a father for the first time
He just turned 30 and celebrated with his family.
The Royal Family of Jordan Today is the 30th birthday of the heir, Prince Hussein. A very special day because the prince is about to become a father. Without a doubt, a very important moment for the whole family that Queen Rania of Jordan wanted to take advantage of to congratulate her firstborn with a heartfelt post that she published through her official profile.
The queen, who is very much looking forward to becoming a grandmother – the birth is scheduled for a few weeks, so it is imminent -, has shared a beautiful snapshot in which her son and daughter-in-law are seen, in an advanced state of gestation. “Happy birthday my dear Hussein. I can’t wait to see you and Rajwa become parents.”Rania from Jordan has written next to the photograph.
In the photograph Hussein and Rajwa appear in a rural background and looking in profile, as if they do not realize that someone is immortalizing them. The prince wears black, while her wife wears a kind of fluid tunic dress in vanilla color, but that perfectly highlights her tummy. Although the exact date on which the snapshot was taken has not been confirmed, everything indicates that it is recent, due to the prominent belly of the Princess Rajwawho appears very smiling and happy.
The princess’s look in particular belongs to the Rabanne signs. It is a fluid dress with short sleeves, a closed neckline and midi length. It has an initial price of 700 euros, but is now reduced. Princess Rajwa completed it with heart-shaped earrings, a diamond bracelet and her wedding ring.
A long-awaited baby
Although there is very little left until the birth of the baby, the specific date on which he will arrive into the world has not yet been confirmed. It is also unknown whether it is a boy or a girl, something that will determine whether he is the future heir to the throne.
In Jordan, women are not allowed to reign, so if the couple had a daughter now, she would not be included in the succession. If it were a boy, it would be expected that, in due time, he would become the heir to his father, Prince Hussein, who now holds this role. Incidentally, this was not always the case; Prince Hamzah was originally intended to succeed Abdullah, but this changed in 2009.
