At just seven months old, Princess Iman of Jordan has already made her debut on the royal stage. The youngest member of the Hashemite royal family accompanied her parents, Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa, during their official visit with King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain at Al-Sakhir Palace.
Princess Rajwa, 30, radiated elegance in a white draped blouse and a flowing white and blue floral Erdem skirt, proudly cradling her baby daughter throughout the engagement. Little Princess Iman looked adorable in a cream dress with a soft tulle skirt, paired with pink leather shoes by Tod’s.
Crown Prince Hussein, also 30, looked dapper in a tailored navy suit and crisp white shirt as he joined his wife and daughter for the royal meeting.
This sweet family outing follows Crown Prince Hussein’s heartfelt Mother’s Day tribute last month, in which he honored both his wife and his mother, Queen Rania. “To my beloved mother and my loving wife, your presence fills our lives with joy, and your love is the true meaning of giving. Happy Mother’s Day,” he wrote.
Accompanying his words were two touching photos: one of Queen Rania gently holding baby Iman on her lap, and another of Princess Rajwa beaming as she snuggled her daughter close.
The Royal Hashemite Court announced the couple’s pregnancy in April 2024, and Princess Iman was born on 3 August 2024—making her the first grandchild of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania. She also shares a special bond with her aunt and namesake, Princess Iman bint Abdullah, Crown Prince Hussein’s younger sister.
Although she is the firstborn child of the heir to the throne, Princess Iman is not currently in the line of succession, as Jordanian royal succession laws only include male heirs. Still, her presence is already making history—and charming royal watchers around the world.
