When is Jordan’s Crown Prince Al Hussein Getting Married? Rumours Take The Internet By Storm
Social media speculates His Royal Highness and his fiancée, Rajwa Alseif, could be tying the knot within the next year…
When is Jordan’s Crown Prince Al Hussein getting married? Bazaar Arabia shares everything we know thus far…
A royal engagement announcement is almost always accompanied by a multitude of sentiments, as well wishers and fans begin speculating about the details months before a wedding date is announced. Everything from who will design the dress to the potential venues become topics of conversation, as the public tries their hardest to imagine what the festivities could possibly look like.
This speculation is a worldwide phenomenon and even Jordan’s royal family isn’t immune from keen netizens looking to boastfully share any tidbit of detail – true or false – about the upcoming nuptials.
When is Jordan’s Crown Prince Al Hussein Getting Married? Rumours take the Internet by storm
Yesterday evening rumours began circulating online that Queen Rania accidentally revealed when Crown Prince Al Hussein of Jordan and his fiancée, Saudi national Rajwa Alseif, would be getting married.
According to not one but two Instagram accounts – @jordansroyalfamily and @arabianroyalagency – Her Majesty said within an Instagram story that the Crown Prince and Rajwa would be tying the knot next summer; according to comments, the Story was apparently deleted.
“During a meeting with the shabab42 foundation today at Madaba, HM Queen Rania accidentally revealed Crown Prince Al Hussein’s wedding date in a story that was shared on Instagram later the story was removed from the event feed,” @arabianroyalagency wrote within the caption. “The Queen mentioned that the wedding will take place in the summer of 2023.”
Both accounts are unverified and are not official communication channels of The Royal Hashemite Court or Queen Rania’s office.
But are the rumours about Crown Prince Al Hussein and Rajwa Alseif getting married next summer actually true?
Until representatives from The Royal Hashemite Court, Queen Rania or Crown Prince Al Hussein’s office confirm an official date, it can be safe to assume an exact date has yet to be confirmed for the royal couple’s nuptials.
Check back soon for more details.
Images courtesy of Instagram/@queenrania