Six royal women who became queens immediately after marriage.

By now, it should be clear that for a female royal family member to directly become a queen consort after marriage, several prerequisites must be met. Consequently, such examples have been rare in the past century. This video will focus on six such cases: Princess Gina of Liechtenstein, Princess Grace of Monaco, Queen Fabiola of Belgium, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Queen Silvia of Sweden, and Princess Charlene of Monaco.

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Please do more videos on royalty

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I would add queen of bhutan

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Republiken är bäst…..☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️

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Engano seu.

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What happended to Queen Silvia's face? Why is her nick name: The Joker?

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Fabeola looks alittle more the 2 years old!!! You better go back and check what you said because I'm going to say she's 20 something not 2.

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It's pronounced Constan-teene not Constan-tyne spelled Constantine.

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Not every woman in this video was a queen. You could have gone further back in history and profiled Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain, Queen Marie of Yugoslavia, even Tsarina Alexandra of Russia, wife of Nicholas II. Why did you mistitle this video? 👎🏼