Well, what woman doesn’t dream of a handsome and rich prince on a white horse?) We don’t know anything about horses, but today we’ll tell you about princes! 😉
What is it like to be a prince in the 21st century?
Prince of Brunei
The Prince and his wife Sarah Salleh
Crown Prince of Brunei Al-Muhtadi Billa Bolkiah has been a darling of fortune since birth. He was lucky to be born first in large family one of richest people world, in a country where an absolute monarchy still remains. He has 11 brothers and sisters, born from four marriages of his father, Sultan Bolkiah. His parents are cousins and brother. And if the monarch managed to divorce his second and third wives, depriving them of palace benefits, then the first and main wife-relative Saleh is always with him.
The education of their first-born was long and thorough: His Royal Majesty graduated from universities in Brunei and Oxford, and additionally studied the Koran and the basics of diplomacy. Al-Muhtadi is not a secular person and does not enjoy much attention from the paparazzi, but he is busy with business: he heads the cabinet of ministers of Brunei. In 2004, photographs from the prince’s luxurious wedding with a 17-year-old commoner named Sarah spread around the world. Princes, kings and sultans of neighboring states gathered for the celebration.
The prince was 30 years old at the time of the wedding. Since then, three children have been born into the family. The Crown Prince of Brunei owns a collection of sports cars from all over the world and enjoys swimming, football and billiards. His father is soon 70 years old, and the day is not far off when Al-Muhtadi will become Sultan and move to the Istana Nurul Iman Palace, built of pure gold and marble, which has 1,778 rooms and 200,000 m² - and this, by the way, is a world record.
Prince of Dubai
Looking like Disney's Aladdin, the 33-year-old crown prince of the Emirate of Dubai is fabulously rich and is among the top most eligible bachelors on the planet. He bears the pompous name Hamdan ibn Mohammed al-Maktoum and the titles “Sheikh”, “Your Excellency” and “Your Highness”, but at the same time he is far from officialdom.
The prince is fond of extreme sports, writes poems about his homeland, runs Instagram - his page is filled with selfies, children, animals and beautiful scenery, more than 3 million users are subscribed.
Hamdan was declared crown prince only in 2008, and his older brother Rashid, who had been groomed for power since childhood, was forced to abdicate. This sudden reshuffle was explained only recently, after WikiLeaks publications: it was reported that Rashid killed one of the assistants in the emir's palace, after which the angry sheikh revised the order of succession.
Hamdan received an excellent education and is very well prepared for his future role as head of state. He first graduated from the Dubai Government School, then from the Royal military academy at Sandhurst, where the heirs to the British throne, Harry and William, studied and where they traditionally send their children Arab sheikhs, followed by the London School of Economics.
Today, Hamdan holds several key positions: he heads an investment fund, a university named after him, the Young Entrepreneurs Support League, the Sports Committee and the Dubai Autism Research Center. His fortune, according to Forbes magazine, was $18 billion in 2011.
Prince of Jordan
The 21-year-old Crown Prince of Jordan, the eldest son of King Abdullah II, Hussein bin al-Abdullah, is actively involved in his father’s affairs, despite his youth and studies at Georgetown University in Washington. He accompanies his parent on his trips around the country and abroad, takes part in military and official events, several times served as regent and acted as monarch during the king's trips abroad.
The prince's official website states that he is a 42nd generation direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad and is named after his grandfather, who is the founder of modern Jordan. Last year he took part in a meeting of the UN Security Council and became the youngest participant in its history.
On the prince's Instagram you can see him not only in a business suit, but also in military uniform holding a machine gun (he is a junior lieutenant in the Jordanian Armed Forces), and wearing a keffiyeh, a red and white headscarf traditionally worn by men in Arab countries, and in casual clothes.
The prince plays football, rides a motorcycle, visits sick children, poses with his brother and sisters and subtly advertises the beauty of his native country. Before popularity Dubai Prince he is still far away - only about half a million subscribers.
Princes of Wales
Prince Charles
Prince Harry
There are a lot of princes in Europe. The most popular are British: 67-year-old Prince Charles, who still will not give up the throne to his mother Queen Elizabeth II - the longest-reigning monarch in the history of Great Britain, and his sons from his marriage to Princess Diana: 33-year-old William and 31-year-old Harry.
From childhood, the prince brothers were raised without officialdom: she insisted that her children not study in isolation, but go to school along with their peers. At a boys' boarding school, Crown Prince William shared a room with four students and led the hockey and rugby teams. True, later, at Eton College, he lived separately and used a special shower, but this was done for his own safety.
William also graduated from the prestigious University of St. Andrews in Scotland. Part of the education of both princes included travel, work practice and military service: in particular, William visited Chile and several African countries, worked on a dairy farm and managed to study at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst and the flying school.
Today he is the captain Royal Air Force and a rescue helicopter pilot. In December 2011, William participated in the operation to rescue Russian sailors from the sinking ship Swanland. In 2010, the prince married Kate Middleton, with whom he studied in Scotland; their wedding was included in the Guinness Book of Records for “the most a large number of event views in live" The couple has since had a son, Crown Prince George of Cambridge, and a daughter, Charlotte.
The crazy child, as journalists nicknamed Harry, is only the fifth in line of heirs to the throne. In the past, he had been caught drinking alcohol and marijuana, received poor grades in geography, and as an adult he took part in risky combat operations in Afghanistan and, according to British press reports, killed one of the leaders of the Taliban movement. Today, Prince Harry is the most eligible bachelor in all of Europe.
Prince of Nassau and Prince of Parma
Prince Guillaume of Nassau and his wife Stephanie de Lannoy
Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg has three sons and two daughters.
The eldest of them, 34-year-old Guillaume, is stately and handsome. He is the heir to Luxembourg and bears the pompous titles: “Hereditary Grand Duke”, “Prince of Nassau” and “Prince of Parma”. To celebrate the 25th anniversary, a portrait of the son and father was printed on a commemorative €2 coin. The future Duke speaks fluently five languages: his native Luxembourgish, as well as French, English, Spanish and German. Wherever he studied: in Luxembourg, Switzerland, Great Britain and France, he graduated, like many princes, from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst and with honors - the Faculty of Languages, Philology and humanities University of Angers, majoring in political science. During ten years of service in the Armed Forces of Luxembourg, he managed to rise to the rank of lieutenant colonel.
In 2012, Guillaume, to the regret of many women, married Countess Stephanie de Lannoy, a representative of an ancient Belgian aristocratic family. The couple has a common titled ancestor, and both love music and sports. The prince can play the piano and guitar, the princess can play along on the violin. In the past, Guillaume sang in a children's choir and was even a member of the school rock band at the Swiss college Alpin Beausoleil.
The Crown Prince has headed the Council for 15 years economic development, visited Russia, USA, Canada, South Korea and other countries, has been a member for ten years State Council. But his main task now is to give his father and all of Luxembourg an heir: the newlyweds still have not had children.
Prince of Liechtenstein
Prince Alois of Liechtenstein and his wife Sophia
In dwarf European state Liechtenstein still maintains a constitutional monarchy. Although Prince Hans-Adam II is in power, state affairs have been managed since 2004 by his eldest son, 47-year-old Crown Prince Alois Philipp Maria, also known as Count Rietberg.
Alois spent his childhood in Vaduz Castle with his brothers and sisters: Maximilian, Constantine and Tatiana. After studying at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, he served in Hong Kong and London for six months. After graduating from the law department of the University of Salzburg, he managed to work in an auditing company in London, until the pope-prince called him and entrusted all state affairs to his shoulders - he appointed him regent.
The prince has an exemplary family: three sons and a daughter, as well as his beautiful wife Sophia from an aristocratic family - a descendant of the last king of Bavaria, Louis III. In politics, Alois also advocates large families: when the question of legalizing abortion arose, the prince threatened to veto, and the activists lost. Today, abortion is still illegal in Liechtenstein and the population is only growing - largely thanks to the prince, almost 37,000 people live in the dwarf state.
Every year on August 15th, Alois and his family organize a day open doors in the family castle and treat all guests with drinks and delicacies.
Prince of Denmark
Prince Frederick and his wife Mary Donaldson
The 47-year-old Danish Prince Frederik could be filmed modern version fairy tales "Cinderella". He married a simple teacher from Australia, whom he met in 2000 in a pub in Sydney, where he came to the Olympics. As the legend goes, Frederick, who was then 28 years old, did not introduce himself to the girl as a prince, but met with her incognito for some time. Mary Donaldson, the daughter of emigrants from Scotland, moved to Europe a year after they met and married the crown prince in 2004. True, for this she had to renounce Australian citizenship, convert to Lutheranism and learn Danish. Now happy couple already have four children: two boys and two girls.
Frederick is the eldest son of Queen Margrethe II, she is 75 years old, and for her accession to the throne, the law on succession to the throne was changed in Denmark: three girls and no boys were born in the family of her father Frederick IX. Her son Frederick attended Harvard University, interned at the UN in New York, received a PhD in political science from Aarhus University and has had a career in all branches of the military: he is a rear admiral in the navy, a major general in the army and air force.
While serving in elite unit navy He received the nickname Penguin (Pingo) due to a funny incident: his underwater suit bulged and did not allow Frederick to dive, instead he slid along the surface of the water like a penguin.
The prince also took part in the Sirius 2000 polar expedition, and now acts as regent when the queen mother travels abroad.
Prince of Norway
Prince Haakon, 42, of Norway, has a sister, Märtha Louise, who is two years older than him. Haakon was lucky to be born before the law regarding male superiority in inheritance of the crown was repealed.
Martha Louise herself is a strange person, she writes books about angels and runs the Center for Teaching Alternative Medicine. One day she shocked the public by declaring her paranormal abilities - in particular, that she could hear angels.
Unlike her, Haakon is a person without features. As a child, he went to a regular kindergarten, then graduated high school and Christian Grammar School. Its universities are the Naval preparatory school in Stavanger, the Naval Academy in Horten, the University of California and the University of Oslo. The prince currently serves in the Norwegian Foreign Ministry.
Haakon is married. In 2001, the tabloids spent a long time discussing Haakon’s scandalous marriage: he married his single mother, Mette-Marit, who, when they met, worked as a waitress and raised her four-year-old son Marius (the boy’s father was in prison for drug possession).
All relatives, of course, were against this marriage, but Haakon acted decisively: he adopted a child (however, Marius is not involved in inheriting the throne) and married a commoner.
They had two more children: the firstborn is Ingrid's daughter Alexandra, she will inherit the crown from her father, leaving her with her nose younger brother Sverre Magnus. The couple and their children are vacationing on ski resorts, ride on a yacht and radiate happiness in family photos.
Men of everyone's dreams: handsome and rich princes of the 21st century updated: October 29, 2018 by: mila ognevich
Who said that princes and princesses only live in fairy tales? IN today's world There are many kingdoms in operation, there are 12 of them in Europe alone! We found out what they look like modern princes and princesses and what they do. It turns out that the names of some of them managed to appear in major scandals.
Abdul Mateen, Prince of the State of Brunei
Abdul Mateen, 25, is fourth in line to the throne and is recognized as the most eligible bachelor world in 2016. The Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah, the prince's father, is worth an estimated $20 billion. In addition to Abdul, the Sultan is raising 11 more children: seven daughters and four sons. The new favorite of girls from all over the world graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 2011 with the rank of second lieutenant.
He has an MA from London's School of Oriental and African Studies, where he graduated last year. Owns several foreign languages, in particular English, French, Arabic and Italian. IN free time Abdul Mateen spends time with his family, enjoys traveling and playing polo, boxing and skiing.
It is noteworthy that the prince is popular with girls, but still has not found his soulmate. “I guess she just has to be real. Simplicity is what can really attract me,” this is how the son of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah described his future wife.
Abdul Matin active user social networks. He has about 400 thousand subscribers on his Instagram page. Judging by the pictures that he publishes on his profile, you can see that the prince is very fond of animals, especially wild ones - tigers and leopards. But is it legal to own such pets in Brunei?
Charlotte Casiraghi, Princess of Monaco
Charlotte Casiraghi, a Monegasque journalist and businesswoman, is eighth in line to the throne of Monaco. The 30-year-old princess has a 4-year-old son and was already married to actor Gad Elmaleh, although she divorced him in 2015 because during the relationship she began having an affair with Italian director Lamberto Sanfelice.
And recently, Charlotte took film producer Dmitry Rassam away from his family, who has been married to his wife for seven years Russian model Masha Novoselova.
According to journalists, their romance lasts several months; moreover, Rassam has already moved to his new lover. Charlotte and Dmitry were caught by local paparazzi during a romantic walk - they did not hesitate to hug and hold hands. The participants in this story themselves have not yet commented on this news.
Alexandra of Luxembourg, Princess of Luxembourg
26-year-old Alexandra is the fourth child and only daughter Grand Duke of Luxembourg Henri and Marie-Therese Mestre. In addition to the title of Princess of Luxembourg, she also bears the title of Princess of Nassau and Princess of Bourbon-Parma. She is fourth in line to the throne.
The Princess studied psychology and social sciences in the USA at Franciscan University, Ohio. In Paris she received a bachelor's degree in philosophy with a specialization in ethics and anthropology. Alexandra is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Dublin, Ireland.
The princess worked in journalism in the Middle East. She also gained experience in international relations by interning at the United Nations Security Council in New York. The princess is interested in politics and the study of religions. Volunteers to help refugees.
The Princess speaks fluent Luxembourgish, French, English and Spanish. She also has good knowledge of German and Italian.
In honor of Princess Alexandra's 18th birthday, a special variety of rose was bred in Luxembourg.
Madeleine Theresa Amelia Josephine, Princess of Sweden
Madeleine is the second daughter of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and Queen Silvia. At baptism, she was granted the title of Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland (after the name of the family estates of the Swedish kings). She also holds the title of Princess of Sweden.
34-year-old Madeleine for a long time was in a relationship with lawyer Jonas Bergström, but the couple could not tie the knot, because according to the law youngest daughter V royal family cannot get married until the eldest gets married. On February 24, 2009, Crown Princess Victoria announced her engagement, and in August 2009, Princess Madeleine's engagement to Jonas Bergström was announced. The engagement was abruptly called off on April 24, 2010.
On October 24, 2012, the princess's father, King Carl Gustav, announced Madeleine's engagement to Christopher O'Neill. After the wedding married couple continued to live in New York, where the princess worked in World Childhood Foundation- charitable organization. The couple have two children. The family currently lives in London.
Alois Philipp Maria, Prince of Liechtenstein
The dwarf European state of Liechtenstein still maintains a constitutional monarchy. Although Prince Hans-Adam II is in power, state affairs have been managed since 2004 by his eldest son, 47-year-old Crown Prince Alois Philipp Maria, also known as Count Rietberg.
Alois spent his childhood in Vaduz Castle with his brothers and sisters: Maximilian, Constantine and Tatiana. After studying at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he served in Hong Kong and London for six months. After graduating from the law department of the University of Salzburg, he managed to work in an auditing company in London, until the pope-prince called him and entrusted all state affairs to his shoulders - he appointed him regent.
The prince has an exemplary family: three sons and a daughter, as well as his beautiful wife Sophia from an aristocratic family - a descendant of the last king of Bavaria, Louis III. In politics, Alois also advocates large families: when the question of legalizing abortion arose, the prince threatened to veto, and the activists lost. Today, abortion is still illegal in Liechtenstein and the population is only growing - largely thanks to the prince, almost 37,000 people live in the dwarf state.
Every year on August 15, Alois and his family organize an open day at the family castle and treat all guests to drinks and delicacies.
Elizabeth Donaldson, Princess of Scotland
Scottish girl Mary Elizabeth Donaldson prepared to prove theorems and solve equations, just like her father, a professor of applied mathematics. She would probably have been doing this all her life if it had been during the summer Olympic Games in 2000 in Sydney (where her family emigrated) she did not meet Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark. Now, by the way, Mary’s father works at Aarhus University in Denmark.
Soon Mary moved to Europe, where she began teaching English in Paris. When a certain Miss Donaldson began to actively appear in the society of Prince Frederick and no less actively learn Danish, journalists published the first articles about the future crown princess.
The Danes still remember Frederick's touching tears when he saw his bride in the church aisle in her wedding dress.
Mary patronizes the European branch World Organization health care and, together with Frederick, is raising a son, Christian Voldemar, and a one-year-old daughter, Isabella Henrietta.
Charlene Wittstock, Princess of Monaco
Charlene, 39, is a professional swimmer who has competed in the Olympics and other competitions for South Africa.
In 2000, she met Prince Albert during a swimming competition in Monaco. The second time the athlete and Albert, who by that time had become the Prince of Monaco (due to the death of Prince Rainier), met in 2006 at a competition in Turin.
The final chord in their relationship was their joint appearance on April 29, 2011 at the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in Westminster Abbey.
On June 23, 2011, their engagement was announced, and on July 1, 2011, a civil marriage ceremony took place. The newlyweds' wedding took place on July 2, 2011.
Journalists note that Charlene is very similar to Albert’s mother - American actress Grace Kelly, who died in a car accident on September 14, 1982.
On May 30, 2014, it became known that Princess Charlene was pregnant with her first child. On June 3, it became known that the couple was expecting twins. On December 10, 2014, Princess Charlene gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl. The birth took place through caesarean section. The children were named Jacques and Gabriella .
Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, Prince of Dubai
Resembling Disney's Aladdin, the 33-year-old crown prince of the Emirate of Dubai is fabulously rich and is among the top most eligible bachelors on the planet. He bears the pompous name Hamdan ibn Mohammed Al Maktoum and the titles of Sheikh, His Excellency and His Highness, but at the same time he is far from officialdom. The prince is fond of extreme sports, writes poems about his homeland, runs Instagram - more than 3 million users are subscribed to his page filled with selfies, children, animals and beautiful landscapes. Hamdan was declared crown prince only in 2008, and his older brother Rashid, who had been groomed for power since childhood, was forced to abdicate. This sudden reshuffle was explained only recently, after WikiLeaks publications: it was reported that Rashid killed one of the assistants in the emir's palace, after which the angry sheikh revised the order of succession.
Hamdan received an excellent education and is very well prepared for his future role as head of state . First, he graduated from the Dubai Government School, then the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, where the heirs to the British throne, Harry and William, studied and where Arab sheikhs traditionally send their children, then the London School of Economics. Today, Hamdan holds several key positions: he heads an investment fund, a university named after him, the Young Entrepreneurs Support League, the Sports Committee and the Dubai Autism Research Center. His fortune, according to Forbes magazine, was $18 billion in 2011.
Jetsun Pema Wangchuk, Queen of Bhutan
The wife of Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck, the fifth king of Bhutan, Jetsun became queen at the age of 21, and she captivated her husband not only with her captivating beauty, but also with her kind heart. “While she is young, she is kind in heart and character. These qualities, together with the wisdom that will come with age and experience, will make her a great servant of the nation,” the king of Bhutan said about his beloved.
The Queen is only 26 years old. Her father is a commercial airline pilot, and her mother is the niece of the second king of Bhutan.
She received her primary education in India. Currently studying at Regent's College London, majoring in international relationships. In addition to his native Dzongkha, he owns English language and Hindi.
He is a UNEP Ambassador for the Protection of the Earth's Ozone Layer.
Rania Al-Abdullah, Queen of Jordan
Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan is one of the most popular and beloved female monarchs in the world. She is perfectly erudite, is involved in charity work, devotes time every day to communicating with visitors to her personal website, helping Arab women understanding the labor sphere and opening companies - everything this woman does cannot be listed.
Queen Rania is considered a popular favorite and gladly takes part in projects aimed at combating violence, developing new educational plans, and actively opposes war. Moreover, she admires her style - the Italian designer Armani once called Rania his muse.
Before meeting the king, Rania lived ordinary life, although she has always been ambitious. She grew up in Kuwait as the daughter of a doctor. As a child, I was used to working hard. Having received a good education, Rania got a job in a company owned by the sister of the king (then a prince). At one of the dinners, Rania was introduced to Abdullah II. Afterwards the king admitted that he fell in love with the girl at first sight. This is not at all surprising, because they got married 6 months after they met. In 1999, after the death of King Hussein of Jordan, Abdullah II was appointed monarch.
Today the couple is raising 4 children. Rania continues to study social activities and charity. She is one of the most active women's rights activists in the Middle East. In 2007 entered the top 100 list influential women peace.
Prince Harry has left the list of royal bachelors, but there are still many free heirs in the world. Do you want to meet them? Go to Dubai or Copenhagen!
Crown Prince of the Emirate of Dubai Hamdan, 35 years old
If you love skydiving, cycling, diving and zip lining, then you have a lot in common with Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. The prince's followers on Instagram know how much he loves extreme recreation, and also hawks and camels. Besides, the prince writes poetry!
Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan, 23
Hussein bin Abdullah is the eldest son of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania and first in line to the throne of Jordan. His education is impressive: in 2015, when he was 20 years old, he became the youngest member of the UN Security Council, and in 2016 he graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in " The World History", just like Princes William and Harry, Hussein graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. This summer the prince gave a speech from the Jordan during General Assembly UN in New York.
Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, 31
Philip - younger son Greek king Constantine II. The prince spends his time in his New York office working on hedge funds. He is also a graduate of Georgetown University and was probably at the top of his class.
Prince Constantine Alexios of Greece and Denmark, 19 years old
Tino is Philip's nephew, son of Prince Paul, eldest son of King Constantine II. The prince was born in New York, where his father, Prince Paul, worked as an investment consultant after the fall of the Greek monarchy in 1973.
In August, Konstantin entered Georgetown University. About my student life the prince says on Instagram. By the way, Godfather Konstantin - british prince William!
Prince Albert of Thurn und Taxis, 34 years old
Agree, it's not that bad to date a prince from the Forbes list of billionaires. The fortune of the German Prince Albert is about 4 billion dollars. He lives in the real palace of St. Emmeram, loves racing cars, has a degree in economics and theology and loves beer (and also owns several breweries, mills, forests and land).
Prince Joachim of Belgium, 25 years old
Archduke Astra-Este - ninth in line to the Belgian throne, studied in England and Milan in the direction of "Economics, management and finance", graduated from the Navigation School in Bruges and to this day remains an officer of the Belgian Marine Corps. Perhaps one day he will take you sailing with him.
Prince Abdul Mateen of Brunei, 26 years old
There are 10 children in Sultan Hassanal's family, so Prince Abdul is sixth in line to the throne. In 2016, the prince graduated from the University of London with a Master of Arts degree. Judging by Abdul's Instagram, he is an excellent horseman, loves cats (especially wild ones) and the cuisine of his country, and also looks great in a suit. And he also has beautiful eyebrows.
Marrying a prince is still possible in our time. A rating of young, attractive and rich royalty from around the world has been compiled.
The prince, as befits aristocrats, began with a military career, becoming a reserve officer in the Swedish Amphibious Corps. Any girl will like Karl Philip's hobbies - he loves sports cars and is a good photographer. True, in Lately Karl became interested in fashion model Sofia Hellquist, who became famous for her nude photographs. Status: unknown.
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Harry, Prince of Wales
Prince William's younger brother, 26-year-old Henry (Harry) Charles Albert David, is only third in line to british throne, but despite this, he is also a very eligible bachelor.
The red-haired handsome man graduated with honors from Eton College and completed a course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, receiving the rank of second lieutenant, after which he went to fight in Afghanistan.
Harry's strong point has always been sports: he knows everything about football, plays polo, rugby, swims and rides a horse. The press loves to compare the two brothers, and of course the comparison is not in favor of the younger one - he is considered a hooligan, capable of various tricks that discredit the family. Nevertheless, it is Harry who continues the work of his mother, Princess Diana, and is actively involved in charity work, raising money for third world countries and making documentaries about them. Net worth: $40 million
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, UAE
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid, 28, one of the 19 children of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, is the Crown Prince of Dubai. Already now, the Sheikh is seriously involved in government affairs, being the Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council.
Well educated, Hamdan graduated from the Sandhurst Military Academy, and after that from the London School of Economics. In his spare time, this prince of the East writes poetry, which he publishes under the pseudonym Fazza. In addition, among hobbies crown prince- camels, on which the sheikh spends a lot of money, as well as cars and parachute jumps. Net worth: $18 billion.
Prince Azim, Brunei
Azim, 28, is third in line to the throne of Brunei but has long been known throughout the world. Azim tried to study at Sandhurst, but could not stand the harsh discipline and left this educational institution.
At the same time, he is the main party-goer and master of the “parties of the year.” So, at Azim’s birthday different years Sophia Loren, Mariah Carey, Scarlett Johansson and even Michael Jackson himself walked. However, it is worth saying that this favorite of journalists spends his father’s fortune not only on entertainment, but also on charity: he helps the blind, organizes charity concerts and even opened his own foundation. Net worth: $22 billion.
Prince Andrea Albert Pierre Casiraghi
The second contender for the throne of the Principality of Monaco, 26-year-old Andrea Albert Pierre Casiraghi, graduated from several higher educational institutions, studied visual arts and international politics.
The prince reads a lot, but this does not stop him from attending all kinds of social events. Mysterious and romantic, like the character in the film Interview with the Vampire, Andrea Casiraghi has long attracted everyone's attention. He is known for his active social life in London clubs and his passion for whiskey and marijuana. Lately, he has been accompanied by an unattractive girlfriend - the daughter of a Colombian billionaire, Tatiana Santo Domingo, but there has been no talk of marriage yet. Net worth: $1.7 billion
Amedeo, Prince of Belgium
The 25-year-old brunette graduated from the London School of Economics and the Royal Military Academy of Belgium. The throne will not be given to him - the queue is too long. However, royal blood and a decent fortune for his children are guaranteed.
Now a modest and serious young man works at the largest auditing company Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in New York. The prince's hobby is running, and his hobby is not limited to morning jogging with a player around the park: in 2008 he participated in the marathon. Status: unknown.
Prince Felix of Luxembourg
26-year-old Prince Felix dreamed of military career, but was forced to interrupt his studies at the Royal Military Academy in England due to problems with his knee (he was injured while skiing).
The prince is a terrible spendthrift and gambler, and the country has more than once been forced to cover his debts. The Duke still has enough money to entertain his son (after all, the fortune of the Luxembourg dynasty is estimated at 4 billion euros), but this seriously worries his father. To do this, he actively encourages Felix's sports hobbies: snowboarding, basketball, football, tennis. Status: unknown.
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It seems that kings and queens are something very far from modern world. However, in some countries the monarchy has been preserved, which means there are princes there. website invites you to get to know some of them better and find out what it’s like to be the heir to the throne in our time.
Prince of Wales
Perhaps one of the most famous heirs to the throne in the world is Prince Harry. All aristocratic Europe, and non-aristocratic ones too, are sighing for the red-haired bachelor. The Prince of Wales was awarded the rank of Captain of the Air Corps, he removed documentary about African orphans and set a world record by concluding the largest brokerage deal (all proceeds went to charity, of course). But it should be noted that princes also cry and make mistakes: Harry has a background in college, graduating with a D in geography, several scandals related to alcohol, and broken heart. Chelsea Davy, to whom the prince proposed, refused him with the words “this kind of life is not for me.” Well, princes are people like everyone else.
Prince of Brunei
Al-Muhtadi Billa Bolkiah is not a secular person and does not really like increased attention. The only exception to this is a luxurious wedding with a simple student Sarah, photographs of which spread all over the world. Unlike many other people blue bloods Prince Al-Muhtadi is really busy: after graduating from Oxford, he headed the cabinet of ministers of Brunei. His hobbies include billiards and collecting sports cars. When Al-Muhtadi becomes Sultan, his residence will be this palace made of pure gold and marble.
Prince of Sweden
His Royal Highness Carl Philip leads a fairly calm, measured life. The prince is interested in auto racing and artistic photography. He participated in the creation of several films for National Geographic and completed a 90 km marathon. Carl Philip's wife Princess Sofia, before becoming august, worked as a model, yoga instructor and even a waitress. Now the happy family is expecting a new addition.
Prince of Monaco
Andrea Casiraghi, Prince of Monaco, is sincerely proud of the fact that he has read more than 1,000 books and cannot stand the paparazzi - there have even been fights. He married his Colombian wife Tatiana six months after the birth of their son. An exemplary family man, Andrea dotes on his family.
Prince of Jordan
Prince Hussein bin al-Abdullah leads a very active lifestyle, he is 21 years old, but he already successfully combines studying at the university, helping his royal father and his hobbies of football and motorcycles. The Prince of Jordan also pays a lot of attention to charity.
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