Crown Prince Hussein intends to make his daughter Iman a football fan. Little Iman was already wearing an item of clothing for the baby supporters of the national team, at the time of the match between Jordan and Iraq. King Abdullah’s son took the opportunity to share a first photo since the birth of his daughter, in which her face can clearly be seen.
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The heir to the throne of Jordan shares a first photo in which we can see his daughter’s face
Little Iman was born on August 3. The three-month-old was photographed within minutes of her birth and the photos were immediately shared on social media by her grandmother, Queen Rania. The happy parents, Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa, later shared an official photo of their new family as they left the maternity ward. In this photo, we can see the newborn’s face.
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Little Iman watches her first soccer match with her dad
Since Princess Iman’s birth, several photos have been shared, including a few days ago, when Princess Iman participated in her first video conference meeting with her grandmother.
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Queen Rania was teleworking and also responsible for looking after her granddaughter, forcing him to hold her during the meeting. In this photo shared by Queen Rania, Iman’s head was turned and her face could not be seen.
This Thursday evening, Crown Prince Hussein, 30, shared the first photo of his daughter Iman in which her face clearly appears. The son of King Abdullah and Queen Rania was very excited to watch the Jordan-Iraq football match on television and share the moment with his daughter. It was a qualifying match within the Asia zone with a view to participating in the next World Cup. The match ended in a 0-0 draw.
Nicolas Fontaine
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Nicolas Fontaine has been a designer-editor and author for numerous Belgian and French brands and media. A specialist in royal family news, Nicolas founded the site Histoires royales of which he is the editor-in-chief. [email protected]
