Rania of Jordan and Rajwa Al Saif: Uncanny ‘real life’ resemblance between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law as they pose together ahead of wedding to Prince Hussein

King Abdullah and King Rania of Jordan will soon hold a second royal wedding to welcome Rajwa Al Saif, the fiancee of their son, Crown Prince Hussein, into their family.

And that is that just last March 12, 2023, they celebrated the wedding of their daughter, 26-year-old Princess Iman of Jordan with Venezuelan businessman Jameel Alexander Thermiotis, in a Muslim ceremony attended by about 150 guests.

This time the protagonist of the fairy tale will be Rajwa Al Saif, who turned 29 on April 28. Her wedding to Prince Hussein will take place on June 1, writes Vanity Fair magazine.

It was on the occasion of that date that the Jordanian Rania dedicated herself to her on her Instagram profile, where the incredible resemblance between the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law is also noticeable.

The likeness of Rania from Jordan and her future daughter-in-law

The Queen Consort of Jordan, wife of King Abdullah II, is currently 52 years old and the mother of four children: Hussein, Iman, Salma and Hashem. She also enjoys incomparable beauty, which she complements with a touch of elegance in every appearance.

In a few days, daughter-in-law Rajwa Al Saif, who will become the crown princess of Jordan, will join her family.

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What undoubtedly caught the attention of the tabloids was the resemblance between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

In a publication made by Rania of Jordan to wish her a happy birthday, the similarities between the two beautiful women with long hair who posed together in the facilities of the Jordanian royal house are noted.

“Happy birthday to our wonderful Rajwa,” reads the post alongside a picture of both of them smiling, as Rania gently takes her daughter-in-law by the shoulders.

vanity fair describes the outfit of the future princess of Jordan wearing a pink blouse with flared jeans. The magazine goes further and states that her pants belong to the Italian company Made in Tomboy, while she shows an engagement ring on her hand, as well as some diamond earrings that belong to the Queen.

In the picture, Rania of Jordan poses subtly while wearing a white Valentino shirt with floral embroidery and cream pants by German designer Jill Sander.

Apart from sharing her elegance, Rajwa is a young New York University architecture graduate, reminiscent of Rania who was also an expatriate in her youth who studied at Cairo University before settling in Jordan.

The future princess is the youngest of four children, born of the marriage of Saudi businessman Khalid Al Saif and Azza bint Nayef Abdulaziz Ahmed al-Sudairi.

According to Vanity Fair, it is expected that the wedding of Rajwa and Crown Prince Hussein will not be as discreet as the wedding of his sister Iman of Jordan and that, on the contrary, it will have the presence of different royal families as happened in 1993, during the union of the Earlier of Jordan and Abdullah II. (AND)