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Jordan's Queen Rania and Crown Prince Hussein Congratulate Princess Rajwa on Her Birthday
Crown Prince Hussein shared a family portrait as Queen Rania posted birthday wishes and the couple marked Princess Rajwa’s 32nd birthday online.
- On Tuesday, Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan shared an Instagram tribute for Princess Rajwa's 32nd birthday, posting a photo of himself, his wife, and their 20-month-old daughter, Princess Iman.
- Queen Rania of Jordan also paid tribute to her daughter-in-law on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the warmth and joy Rajwa brings into the family's lives every day.
- In the shared image, Saudi-born Princess Rajwa wears a lace-trimmed cream silk Chloe blouse paired with bespoke drop earrings custom-made by Mattar Jewellers, a pearl specialist working with Arabian Gulf pearls for 175 years.
- This update follows the couple's celebration of Rajwa's 31st birthday last year, when she wore gold earrings made with Bahraini pearls; the family welcomed Princess Iman on August 3, 2024.
- The drop earrings worn by Princess Rajwa are inspired by traditional lampshades and feature sculptural gold beads, white diamonds, and pearls, reflecting a nod to regional culture and design.
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Jordan’s crown prince marks Princess Rajwa’s birthday
DUBAI: Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah took to social media on Tuesday to send best wishes to his Saudi Arabia-born wife Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein on her 32nd birthday. Posting a never-before-seen picture of the couple along with their daughter, Princess Iman, he captioned the post: “Every day with you is a blessing.
·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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·Amman, Jordan
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Prince Hussein shared an adorable photo of himself and Rajwa with little Iman.
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