Luxembourg

How a glamourous royal just managed to wear two tiaras at the same time to one glittering event

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28th March 2025
The Grand Duchess of Luxembourg wore not one but two tiaras to a glittering event in what could prove to be the final time she hosts such a spectacular gala. As the reign of her husband, Grand Duke Henri, enters its final months ahead of his planned abdication later this year. Grand Duchess Maria Teresa chose a pair of tiaras for the State Banquet the couple hosted for the Singaporean…
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A birthday first for a princess

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17th February 2025
Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg has celebrated her birthday and it was an extra special one as it’s her first since becoming a mum. As is now a royal tradition, the princess took to social media to thank everyone for their good wishes.  Her royal family shared a portrait of the princess to mark the special day. It included a message that read “Princess Alexandra thanks you for all…
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The new power couple of Luxembourg

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10th October 2024
With Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie now centre stage in Luxembourg, it’s time to meet the new royal power couple in Europe. What’s Changed? © House of the Grand Duke / Kary Barthelmey On Tuesday, Grand Duke Henri officially designated his son and heir as Lieutenant-Representative, meaning that from now on, Guillaume is the man with the power…
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A debut for one of Europe's newest princes

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27th September 2024
Although he is not even two years old, Prince François of Luxembourg stole the limelight from one of the world’s best known figures, Pope Francis. Prince François accompanied his parents, Prince Guillaume and Princess Stéphanie, and his brother, Prince Charles, when…
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Grand Duke Henri thanks Luxembourg's athletes as their Olympics comes to an end

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7th August 2024
Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg has been a dedicated supporter of the Luxembourgish athletes at the 2024 Summer Olympics and he has shared a congratulatory post on Instagram celebrating their achievements.  Luxembourg sent thirteen athletes to Paris for the Games across seven sports: archery, athletics, cycling, equestrian, swimming, table tennis, and triathlon. Although none of the…
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