Baby joy for the royal family when they announce that a princess is pregnant

The Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg has unveiled her ‘delighted’ after she has announced that she is Expect a second child.

De Royal, 34, married Nicolas Bagory in 2023 in the town hall of Luxembourg, before they welcomed their first child in May, a daughter named Victorie.

Now the couple has revealed that their family is about to get even bigger after he has revealed that Princess Alexandra is pregnant.

The beloved couple released a statement through the institution’s officer Instagram Page on Thursday evening.

It said: ‘Their Royal Highnesses de Grand Duke and Grand Duchess are pleased to announce that Princess Alexandra and Mr. Nicolas Bagory expect their second child.

“The Grand Duke, the Grand Duchess, and members of both families share in the joy of their children.”

The family also revealed the timeline of birth and said that the new baby is expected to be born in the autumn season.

In 2011, the Luxembourg follow-up rules were revised to allow women in line with follow-up- that Princess Alexandra and her future children added.

The message on social media soon achieved a lot of excitement for Royal Fans who noticed their best wishes on Alexandra and Nicolas.

They wrote: “Handy congratulations to the happy parents.”

Another written: “Congratulations to Princess Alexandra and Mr. Bagory,” while many others wished the lucky couple congratulations.

Alexandra is the daughter of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Hertogin Maria Teresa of Luxembourg.

Princess Alexandra – The sixth is in line with the throne, is not only an active Royal Royal, but also as a professional linguist.

In the meantime, Nicolas, who grew up in Brittany, France, is working on social and cultural projects in Paris, where he is located.

Until her 20th birthday, Princess Alexandra was excluded from the follow -up line to 2011, when Grand Duke Henri absolutely took over primogenitive, which means that all his descendants could stand in line for the throne, regardless of gender.

She was nine when her father rose the throne in 2000 after her grandfather had abdicate in his favor.

According to her online biography, Alexandra fluently speaks four languages, including Luxembourg, English, French and Spanish. She can also keep her in German and Italian.

During her studies – which she pursued in the US, France and Ireland – the Royal Luxembourg showed a great interest in international relations and conflicts.

She even did an internship for the United Nations in New York when Luxembourg was one of the non-permanent members.

She spends her time on volunteering at refugee associations and loves sport, as a sharp skier, dancer and tennis player.

It comes after Grand Duchess Maria Teresa has revealed the reason behind the shock decision of her husband Grand Duke Henri to close the throne of Luxembourg.

De Vorst, 70, made the announcement in December during what will now be considered his last annual Christmas Broadcast, which ends his 24-year-old reign.

His son, Prince Guillaume, 43, will officially take the throne of October – and has taken many of his father’s duties in recent months.

He will be the second European monarch that has decreased in recent years. In January 2024, Queen Margrethe van Denmark Decodeed to give up the throne after 52 years, with her son Frederik took over as king.

In an exclusive interview given to HELLO! Magazine In her impressive house in Berg Castle, De Grand Duchess has unveiled the real reasons behind the plan change.

She said that abdication, unlike other monarchies, is a tradition in the Luxembourg royal family.

“It is a family tradition that goes back to Henri’s grandmother, Grand Duchess Charlotte,” the Duchess explained.

“Then his father Jean did the same. What is special and does not exist in other monarchies is the transitional period that we have, which makes things smoother. ‘

In 2000, Grand Duke Henri went on the throne when his father, Grand Duke Jean Abdicate.

Duchess Maria Teresa added: ‘So the abdication is not something radical. After ruling for 25 years, at our age and with such a well -prepared heir, we can pass on the baton and enjoy some peace. ‘

She said that there will be a transition period of a year because the reins are transferred, whereby the Grand Duke remains as a head of state but some of his powers delegates.

In October the royal couple will retire to the Fischbach estate to make way for their heirs, Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie.

The Duchess himself, who has been married to the Duke for 44 years, grew up in Cuba, but was forced to flee because of the Castro Revolution in 1959. The couple shares five children: Guillaume, Felix, Louis, Alexandra and Sebastien.

In contrast to other monarchies, Luxembourg is helped by a Grand Duke, instead of a king or queen.

The current house is Nassau-Weilburg, dating from a family act in 1783.

During the December broadcast, the departing Grand Duke said that he was ‘proud’ to have served his country for a quarter of a century.

He said: “It has been a period in which Luxembourg has undergone major changes, and I am proud that I was able to follow this path with you with the Grand Duchess.”

Although it explains that “the Grand Duke is above political parties and does not interfere with political debates,” he said, “there is nothing that I speak out when the fundamental interests of the country and his citizens are at stake.”

He continued: “This is what I have strived in the last 25 years to pay particular attention to the diversity of our population, the need for coexistence and sustainability in all areas of our society, so that we can leave our children a healthier country.”

Henri had hesitated when he won in June this year when he announced that his son would become Lieutenant representative.

After the announcement, the Grand Duke seemed very moved and kissed his son while the room applauded.

According to the official palace website, ‘the designation of the lieutenant-representative traditionally takes place in the process of changing control’.

“This is the start of a next chapter for our monarchy,” Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden told local media at the time.

While the move came to the public in the summer on the national day of the country, Frieden said that it had been thought behind closed doors for a while.

“We’ve been talking about it for a while and I think it was the right time on the national holiday, because the Grand Duke is the symbol of our nation,” he said.

Grand Duke Henri is the eldest son of the five children of Grand Duke Jean and Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte and went to the throne In 2000, after his father had agreed after a 36-year-old government.

After his birthday last year, he admitted that he ‘is planning to retire at a certain moment’ in an interview with the French publication La Libre.

‘All this is planned in Family Consult. I think it is very important to give young people a perspective. ‘

“There are plans, it will happen,” the Grand Duke continued.

Last year Queen Margrethe van Denmark decided Give the throne after 52 yearsThat place makes her son Frederik to take over as king on January 14.

In a statement that revealed the news, the former Danish Monarch said: ‘I decided that it is now the right time.

‘The January 14, 2024 – 52 years after I followed my beloved father – I will do that Step back as the queen of Denmark. I leave the throne to my son the crown prince Frederik. ‘