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Son for Prince Philippos and Princess Nina

Philippos De Grèce and his wife Nina announced the birth of their son, Kimon Thomas Konstantinos, born on July 27th 2026 in the United States of America with the help of a gestational carrier.

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u/LoopyCrown3 — 1 month ago
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Marines Receive Upgraded Awards for 2021 Abbey Gate Attack Response > U.S. Department of War > Defense Department News

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u/LoopyCrown3 — 2 months ago
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Why is Lord Harewood not a duke?

When Princess Louise of Wales, later Princess Royal, married the Earl Fife, Queen Victoria elevated the groom to Duke of Fife (a title still held by their descendents), making him closer to the royal rank of his bride. However, when Mary, Princess Royal, married the Earl of Harewood, he received no dukedom, nor any other peerage of whatever rank. Do you know why these largely symmetrical situations were handled so differently?

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u/LoopyCrown3 — 2 months ago
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Hegseth Presents Mexican Border Defense Medal to Service Members > U.S. Department of War > Defense Department News

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u/LoopyCrown3 — 3 months ago