The term “Royal Family” refers to a group of relatives and descendants of a reigning monarch or a royal house. This family typically includes the monarch (king or queen), their spouse, children, grandchildren, and sometimes extended family members. The Royal Family often plays a significant role in the ceremonial, diplomatic, and cultural life of a nation, embodying its traditions and values. The concept is most commonly associated with constitutional monarchies where the royal family has a ceremonial role, though in some absolute monarchies, the royal family may hold significant political power. Royal families are often seen as symbols of national unity and continuity, and they can attract considerable public interest and media attention.
King Abdullah II of Jordan is joyfully embracing his role as a grandfather, especially with his granddaughter Iman. The bond between the king and Iman is showcased through tender moments…