Princess Anne’s Graceful Curtsy Welcomes Jordan’s Royal Family to the UK

Princess Anne showcased her signature elaborate curtsy alongside her mother, Queen Elizabeth, in a warm welcome to Jordan's royal family in the UK.

The royal duo played host to King Abdullah II, Queen Rania, and their son Crown Prince Hussein during an intimate gathering at Buckingham Palace on Thursday.

Princess Anne, known for her elegant curtsies, once again charmed the guests with her graceful gesture, mirroring the respect and tradition of royal protocol.

The Queen exuded sophistication in a classic ivory dress paired with black court shoes and a gold brooch for the special occasion.

Meanwhile, Queen Rania radiated chic style in a fuchsia midi dress complemented by lilac court shoes, with her hair styled in loose curls.

The 48-year-old Jordanian royal appeared delighted to reunite with the British royals, showcasing the strong bond they have cultivated over the years.

Following a series of photographs, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne engaged in a private meeting with their esteemed guests before treating them to a delightful lunch at the palace.

The visit of the Jordanian royals to London coincided with King Abdullah's commemoration of his 20th year on the throne, a significant milestone since he ascended to power on 7 February 1999 after the passing of his father, King Hussein.

The royal family's presence in the UK was tied to their participation in the conference “Jordan, Growth, and Opportunity,” where Queen Rania delivered a compelling speech on economic development and growth.

Born into a prominent Jordanian family of Palestinian heritage, Queen Rania pursued her education in Kuwait before furthering her studies with a business degree in Cairo, Egypt.

Fluent in multiple languages, including French, the elegant queen met her future husband at a social gathering in 1993, leading to their marriage the same year.