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King and Queen and baby prince of Bhutan
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck with Prince William and Katherine Duchess of Cambridge.
The Bhutan king and queen now have two young sons.
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, 40, and Queen Jetsun Pema shared their first photos as a family-of-four on Facebook yesterday (pictured). The couple are already parents to four-year-old Prince Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, known as the Dragon Prince, who is seen smiling proudly at his baby brother in the new photographs (main). The baby's name has not yet been announced.
Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex (pictured in Mersea Island, Essex in March) will 'step up' and take on more public duties in the Queen's absence, a royal source has claimed
At the weekend it emerged the 94-year-old monarch will remain at Windsor Castle indefinitely, with all her public engagements on hold until the threat from coronavirus clears
The Cambridges are currently isolating at Amner Hall, in Norfolk, with Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2, and aren't recruiting for their household
Princess Charlotte aged 5 on 2nd May 2020
The Princess Royal, 69, will guest edit the 29th June edition of the British weekly magazine Country Life, to mark her birthday on 15th August
Prince Frederick and Princess Mary of Denmark with their children in Switzerland
Princess Mary and Prince Frederik are fleeing Switzerland and returning to Denmark amid the coronavirus crisis.
The couple have been living in Switzerland since January while their four children - Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine - studied at the international school Lemania-Verbier.
“Because of the intensifying situation in Denmark in connection with the handling of the spread of COVID-19, the Crown Prince Couple have decided that the family will return home from Switzerland,” a spokesperson for the family said in a statemen
King Mswati 3rd of Swaziland
and his wives
This king has forbidden divorce in his country.
King Mswati III of Swaziland
In the USA
With HM in London
With Indonesian and China's Presidents.
Moroccan Royals. 
The crown prince (left) is involved in royal activities alongside his father, King Mohammed VI (centre) and his uncle, Prince Moulay Rachid. Photo: handout
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King Mohamed VI of Morocco poses with his wife Princess Lalla Salma. Photo / Getty
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Princess Lalla Salma hasn't been seen in public since 2017. Photo / Getty
She is a princess and mother who has challenged the regal status quo ever since she fell in love with a wealthy member of a royal family. With her signature style and independent spirit, the avowed humanitarian set about modernising the role of women in the royal court.
Think I'm talking about Meghan, Duchess of Sussex? Think again. Meet Princess Lalla Salma, the King of Morocco's wife and mother of the Crown Prince who is beloved in her country.
However, mystery surrounds her, having been dubbed the "Ghost Princess" after she vanished from public view nearly two years ago, news.com.au reports.
There are blurry Instagram photos, swirling rumours and competing theories. The lingering question is, where is Morocco's "missing" Princess?
It's a story as old as time: Boy meets girl, boy turns out to be future king, couple fall in love and marry with the requisite massive wedding. The then-Salma Bennani met her future husband King Mohammed in 1999 at a party. She was a computer engineering student who had been raised by her grandmother. He had been crowned after taking over from his autocratic father after a 38-year despotic rule.
After tying the knot in 2002, the newly styled Princess Lalla Salma and her husband broke with longstanding Moroccan tradition that shuttered royal wives from public view. (Their photographs and even names were previously never publicly revealed.)
Instead, Lalla Salma took on a far more modern approach to life, working to prevent HIV/AIDS in Africa, founding her own cancer charity and becoming a goodwill ambassador for the World Health Organisation. In 2016 when Michelle Obama visited Africa, she met with Lalla Salma to discuss women's education.
Along the way, she also fulfilled the requisite royal bride duty of providing an heir and a spare, namely son Crown Prince Moulay and daughter Princess Lalla.
According to reports, Mohammed's family were less-than-impressed by her far more liberal approach to royal life, including wearing pants in public and eschewing a headscarf in the Muslim country.
