Crown Prince Hussein offered a rare and heartwarming glimpse of his baby daughter, Princess Iman, as he brought her to work.
The Jordanian heir proudly introduced his four-month-old daughter to his colleagues at the Crown Prince Foundation, where they cooed and waved at the little one as she smiled and wriggled in her father’s arms.
At 30, Hussein, a major in the Jordanian Armed Forces, oversees the Crown Prince Foundation, which runs a technical university and various scientific and humanitarian initiatives. He looked smart in a grey suit and white open-collared shirt, while baby Iman was dressed adorably in a white knitted top, pink trousers, and a grey hat.
After introducing his daughter to his colleagues and posing for a few photos, Hussein gently placed Iman into a carry cot.
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Crown Prince Hussein and his wife, Princess Rajwa, welcomed their daughter on August 3, and have since shared several sweet moments with her.
In November, proud grandmother Queen Rania posted a picture of herself holding Iman during a Zoom board meeting. Hussein also dressed Iman in a baby grow featuring the insignia of the Jordanian football team as they competed for a spot in the 2028 World Cup.
The Royal Hashemite Court of Jordan also shared touching photos of King Abdullah, Queen Rania, and Hussein’s three younger siblings meeting baby Iman for the first time.
Princess Iman shares her name with her aunt, Princess Iman bint Abdullah. Hussein and Rajwa, who married on June 1, 2023, had royal guests from monarchies worldwide, including the Prince and Princess of Wales. Rajwa stunned in two beautiful gowns, including a ceremony dress by Elie Saab and a bespoke Dolce & Gabbana creation for the reception.
In April 2024, the Royal Hashemite Court announced that the couple was expecting their first child, coinciding with Rajwa’s 30th birthday.
Although she is the firstborn child of the heir, Princess Iman is not in the line of succession to the Jordanian throne, as only male heirs are entitled to be included.
