On the occasion of her birthday.. King Abdullah II takes his daughter, Princess Iman, and her husband to a restaurant in Amman
On Sunday, Jordanian King Abdullah II appeared in a video clip accompanying his daughter, Princess Iman, and her husband, Jamil Alexander, to a restaurant in the Sweifieh area in the capital, Amman, to celebrate her birthday. The Kingdom Channel previously published the video clip on its Twitter accounts, under the title: “The King.”
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On Sunday, Jordanian King Abdullah II appeared in a video clip accompanying his daughter, Princess Iman, and her husband, Jamil Alexander, to a restaurant in the Sweifieh area in the capital, Amman, to celebrate her birthday. The Kingdom Channel published the video clip on its Twitter accounts previously, under the title: “The King accompanies Princess Iman and her husband Jamil Alexander to a restaurant in the Sweifieh area on the occasion of her birthday.”
The video showed a number of people gathering in the place to welcome the King, Princess Iman, and her husband, while some of them tried to approach them to say hello and take pictures and video clips. Queen Rania Al Abdullah, wife of the Jordanian monarch, congratulated her daughter, Princess Iman, on her birthday on Sunday.
Queen Rania wrote on her official Facebook page: “Rihanna Al-Dar Iman... Every year you are the sweetest mother and the most affectionate daughter,” and she accompanied her post with a photo of her with her daughter. Queen Rania also wrote in English in her post: “Happy birthday, my dear Iman, mother of three beautiful little girls, but you will forever be my precious little girl.”
For its part, the Royal Hashemite Court published a picture of Princess Iman on its Instagram account, and wrote: “We congratulate Her Highness Princess Iman bint Abdullah II on the occasion of her birthday.”
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