Pregnant Jordan Rajwa: the first photos while shopping for her baby

Rajwa of Jordan and Crown Prince Hussein will welcome their first child next summer, the Jordanian royal family announced in April. Although the expected date for the birth of the first grandchild of Jordan's King Abdullah II and Queen Rania is not known, there are only a few months left and Rajwa has been shopping for the baby, who still does not know whether it will be a boy or a girl. They were the managers of the shop in a shopping center in Amman where the Jordanian princess went to share some photos of Rajwa. In fact, they are the first in which we see her pregnancy. A few days ago, the Royal Household released the first official portrait of the princess since she joined the family to celebrate her 30th birthday.

The princess smiles and poses with various customers and wore a denim jumpsuit by Seraphine with a maternity-style belt in the same fabric. The tracksuit is paired with white sneakers and a lilac bag by Bottega Veneta.

«Yesterday we were delighted to welcome Her Royal Highness Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein to the Peek-a-Boo Store. It was her honor to introduce her to our carefully selected products for this special moment. We wish you a happy and peaceful journey through your pregnancy as you prepare to welcome a new member of the Royal Family. Congratulations, Princess Rajwa!”, they write on Instagram from the Peak A Boo shop, for “modern parents looking for unique items and gifts for babies and children”.

A reason for happiness for the Royal House of Jordan and for the couple who married in June 2023 and who this year suffered a hard blow after the death last February of Rajwa of Jordan's father. About to celebrate their first wedding anniversary, they prepare for a new phase in their lives and to welcome a new member of the Jordanian royal family, the second in line to the throne.

Meanwhile, the queen Queen Rania of Jordan she traveled to the United States where she gave an interview to The ReidOut on MSNBC, hosted by Joy Reid, in which he again called for an end to the war in Gaza.

He called on the international community to pressure Israel to end the violence in the Strip, where 35,000 Palestinians have died, 70% of them women and children, and 1.7 million people have been displaced. «When hunger is adopted as a weapon of war, it is collective punishment, a war crime. When an entire population is displaced, it is a war crime”, denounced the Jordanian queen, who since the beginning of the conflict last October has taken a stand on several occasions to ask for an end to the violence.