Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg has had a successful operation on her knee.
The Grand Ducal Court announced yesterday:
“This morning, Thursday, October 10, Her Royal Highness the Grand Duchess underwent knee surgery at the Eich Clinic by Professor Romain Seil requiring immobilisation of the operated limb for a period of several weeks.
“The operation was…
Prince Louis of Luxembourg and Tessy Antony-de Nassau prove divorced couples can still be friends
27th September 2019
Prince Louis of Luxembourg and his ex-wife, Tessy Antony-de Nassau (formerly Princess Tessy of Luxembourg) may be divorced, but they remain the best of friends.
Just a couple of days ago, Tessy shared two images on her Instagram account from weekend celebrations for her…
Luxembourg's Prime Minister forms special team to look into palace staff operations
23rd August 2019
Luxembourg’s Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has appointed a special commission to look into the Grand Ducal Family’s staff operations and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa’s role, the Luxembourg media has reported.
At the end of June, Jeannot Waringo was…
Earlier this week, Princess Tessy of Luxembourg has been honoured with the Cross of Merit from the International Pestalozzi Gesellschaft (International Pestalozzi Society in English) in Switzerland in recognition of her dedicated humanitarian work in the field of education provision for disadvantaged children across the globe.
On social media Monday, Tessy said she was “very…
The Cour Grand Ducale has denied the exaggerated reports of the Grand Ducal Family’s fortune that has circulated online.
In a Twitter post on Thursday, Cour Grand Ducal tweeted in French the following translated release, “The figures announced for years in…
Today we’re looking at the Luxembourgish line of succession, which has seen some changes to its rules since current Grand Duke Henri ascended to the throne.
Luxembourg now practices absolute primogeniture, which Grand Duke Henri established in 2011 to apply to his heirs.
Take a look at the photos and videos from Royal Central’s trip to Thailand alongside Princess Tessy and her NGO, Professors Without Borders (PROWIBO).
If you want to learn more about the organisation you can read our article feature or visit their website here.
You can also read part one and two about the trip to Thailand at the beginning of the month.
Brittani Barger/Royal Central
Tessy…
At the beginning of July, our Deputy Editor, Brittani Barger, travelled to Thailand alongside Princess Tessy of Luxembourg and Tessy’s NGO, Professors Without Borders (PROWIBO). You can read part one here.
Just like day one, day two had a packed schedule. Princess…
Events for Luxembourg’s National Day began on Saturday with Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie visited Esch-sur-Alzette, and Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa paid a visit to Château de Bourscheid.
In the evening, the…
Princess Tessy of Luxembourg took part in the 300-kilometre bicycle race “Vätternrundans” in Sweden over the weekend in benefit of her charity, Professors Without Borders, which she co-founded. This race is dubbed the “world’s largest recreational bike ride.”
The Princess wore the number 24444, and people could follow along with her progress through the RaceONE app.
