Rajwa from Jordan showed her admiration for Princess Kate Middleton when she was just 17 years old: this is the message she wrote on Twitter more than ten years ago

After the elegant wedding of Prince Hussein and architect Rajwa Al Said in Jordan, held on June 1, an unexpected detail about Princess Kate Middleton spread on social networks and caused great interest among followers of the British monarchy.

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Kate and Prince William were among hundreds of guests at the impressive ceremony and reception in Amman. The Princes of Wales congratulated Rajwa and Hussein and distributed participation gestures.

Pictures of the event went viral, but what stood out among them all was an interesting message posted by one user, which showed Rajwa’s admiration for Kate, when she was just 17 years old.

The new Jordanian princess tweeted a congratulatory message to William and Kate on their wedding day 12 years ago.

In the message, published on Al Said’s profile, the architect highlighted the love the couple shows: “Kate and William are so sweet,” she wrote, accompanying the message with the hashtag #RoyalWedding.

The tweet caused quite a stir, with some users pointing out that Rajwa probably wouldn’t have imagined that 12 years later, William and Kate would attend their wedding, which makes the posted message even more special.

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Kate was one of the stars of the wedding. First of all because of her impeccable Elie Saab dress in which she looked beautiful. She later shone in a long pink Jenny Packman creation, full of glitz and glamour.

In addition, she completed her outfit with Princess Diana’s favorite tiara and Queen Elizabeth II earrings, further highlighting her elegance and sophistication.

Kate Middleton’s relationship with Jordan

Along with the friendship that unites royal families, Princess Kate has a special connection to Jordan, having spent at least three years of her childhood there when her father, Michael Middleton, moved to the Jordanian capital of Amman to work as an office manager. airline company British Airways.

Kate is very fond of Jordan, so much so that the country was chosen as a holiday destination for her, Prince William and their three children: George, Charlotte and Louis. (AND)