Next heir to the throne on the way

Royal Excitement in Luxembourg: A New Arrival on the Horizon

Good news from Luxembourg's royal circle! Princess Alexandra (32), a beloved member of the Grand Ducal family, and her husband, Nicolas Bagory (35), are set to welcome their first child in the spring. The joyous announcement was shared via a press release and Instagram, causing a wave of happiness among the Grand Duchess, the Grand Duke, and extended family.

Joining the Grand Family Soon

The upcoming spring will see at least two new additions to Luxembourg's royal family. In addition to Princess Alexandra and her husband, her brother, Prince Félix (39), and his wife, Princess Claire of Luxembourg (38), are also expecting their own bundle of joy. The joyous news was shared with the public back in July, creating a dual sense of anticipation among the royal fanbase.

Meet-Cute and Nuptial Bliss

Princess Alexandra and Nicolas Bagory, who met in 2021, celebrated their love with a civil ceremony in Luxembourg on April 22, 2023, followed by a picturesque church wedding in the south of France on April 29.

Did You Know?

The order of succession to Luxembourg's throne is influenced by the Nassau House laws. While the upcoming births by Princess Alexandra and Prince Félix will welcome new members into the royal family, their descents will not affect the current line of succession that is led by Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and his sons, Prince Charles and Prince François.[1]

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[1] Based on existing Nassau House laws, the current order of succession to the Luxembourg throne is as follows:

1. Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume
2. Prince Charles
3. Prince François

With Prince Félix and Princess Alexandra being siblings of Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, the births of their children will not impact the immediate line of succession at this time.