Move out from the British royals, there are other royals in Europe who are worthy of news and are relatively scandal-free.
Here are 10 European Royals we don't often see everyday but equally irresistible like all those popular royals regularly featured in the news.
Prince Joachim of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este, 10th in line to the Belgian throne (born in 1991), son of Princess Astrid of Belgium and Prince Lorenz, Archduke of Austria-Este. He is an officer in the Belgian Navy.
Prince Nikolai of Denmark, 7th in line to the Danish throne (born in 1999), eldest grandchild of the Queen of Denmark. Eldest child of Prince Joachim of Denmark and his first wife, Alexandra Manley, now the Countess of Fredericksburg.Â
Nikolai is currently studying Business Administration at Copenhagen Business School. He is also a fashion model. Prince Nikolai has an Asian heritage. Her mother, now the Countess of Fredericksburg, hails from Hongkong.
Prince Sebastien of Luxembourg. Born in 1992, is the youngest child of Grandduke Henri of Luxembourg. He is currently 7th in the line of succession to the Luxembourgian throne.
In 2015, he obtained his Marketing and International Business degree from Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio, USA.Â
The following year, Prince Sebastien started his military training at Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, the elite military school in England where Prince William and Prince Harry attended, and completed 44 weeks later. He is currently an officer in the Luxembourgian army as a platoon commander.
Prince Constantine Alexios of Greece and Denmark, 2nd in line to the now defunct Greek throne (born in 1998), eldest son of Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece and Marie-Chantal Miller (daughter of American billionaire and Duty Free founder, Robert Miller).Â
One of his godfathers is a reigning monarch (King Felipe VI of Spain) and two are prospective kings (Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark).
Prince Gabriel of Belgium. He was born in 2003 and had the succession law in Belgium was not altered to Absolute primogeniture succession in 1991, he would have been the future king of the Belgians. Following the change, his older sister is the current Heir-apparent.
Prince Gabriel is the second child and eldest son of King Philippe of the Belgians and Queen Mathilde. He is currently second-in-line of succession to the Belgian throne.
He just completed his secondary school at the International School in Brussels and currently preparing his A-level course in Mathematics and Physics. He is fluent in three languages: Belgian, French and English.
Princess Alexandra of Hanover. Born in 1999, Princess Alexandra is the only child of Princess Caroline of Monaco and Prince Ernst August of Hanover, Duke of Brunswick, a direct descendant of King George III of Britain.
She was previously in the line of succession to the British throne but was removed in 2018 after she converted to Roman Catholic, the religion of the Monegasque royals. She currently lives in Monaco.
Leah Isadora Behn, 6th in line to the Norwegian throne (born in 2005). She is a granddaughter of King Harald V of Norway. Second child of the king's daughter, Princess Martha Louise and Ari Behn, an author, playwright and visual artist.Â
Isadora's parents divorced in 2017 and her father committed suicide on Christmas day in 2019. Her mother, though a daughter of the king, doesn't carry official royal duties.
Prince Gabriel de Nassau (born 2006), eldest grandchild of Grandduke Henri of Luxembourg and eldest son of Prince Louis of Luxembourg.Â
He is not in line of succession to the Luxembourgian throne. His father gave up his claim to the throne and that of his descendants in 2006 after a controversy of his relationship with Tessy Antony, a non-commissioned officer in the Luxembourgian army.
However, their children are granted Prince title with HRH style. They're not part of the Luxembourgian family but that of Nassau, the territorial title of the Luxembourgian royals. Prince Louis and Tessy Antony divorced in 2019 and Tessy remarried in 2021.Â
Prince Georg Antonius of Liechtenstein. Born in 1999, he is the second son and third child of Prince Alois, the Hereditary Prince of Liechtenstein, and Princess Sophie (formerly Duchess of Bavaria), an heiress to the Jacobite succession of the British throne.
Prince Georg is third in line of succession to the Liechtenstein throne behind his father, Prince Alois, and older brother, Prince Joseph Wenzel. Liechtenstein still doesn't recognize females to inherit the throne so his only sister is not included in the line of succession.
Princess Maria Olympia of Greece and Denmark, eldest child and only daughter of Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece and Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece. She was born in 1996 in New York City. Her godfathers included Prince Charles, her grandfather's second cousin, and Prince Michael of Greece and Denmark, her great-grandfather's first cousin.
Olympia of Greece, as she is known in school, completed her Fashion Marketing study at New York University's Gallatin School in 2019. She is also a fashion model.
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