Did Queen Noor of Jordan attend either of the 2023 royal weddings? Who is she married to now? These questions have been asked, so we will answer them to the best of our ability. We’ve answered some of these, but we wanted to go back over them.
Queen Noor was the fourth wife of King Hussein, the father of the current monarch, King Abdullah.
1. Was Queen Noor At Crown Prince Hussein’s 2023 Wedding?
There has been a lot of wondering about whether Queen Noor was at Crown Prince Hussein’s wedding in June 2023. Well, according to the guest list, she was not in attendance. However, two of her children were present; Prince Hashim and Princess Raiyah were both there to support their nephew.
Why Queen Noor was not there is a question mark. She was also not present, allegedly, for Princess Iman’s wedding earlier in the year.
2. Who Is Queen Noor Married To Now?
Queen Noor’s husband, King Hussein, died in 1999, and she has not remarried since then. Furthermore, if she has remarried, it has not been made public.
3. Does The Former Queen Have Children?
We partially answered this in the first question, but yes. Queen Noor does have children. After marrying King Hussein in 1978, she had four children: Prince Hamzah (who is the focus of the family feud), Prince Hashim, Princess Iman (not to be confused with Crown Prince Hussein’s sister) and Princess Raiyah.
4. What Type Of Relationship Does The Former Queen Have With Queen Rania?
It is unclear what type of relationship Queen Noor and Queen Rania have privately, but it is believed their relationship is very complex. Furthermore, it is believed that the tensions arose when King Abdullah removed the eldest of Noor’s sons, Hamzah, as his heir and replaced him a few years later with his own eldest son, Hussein.
Moreover, it is believed that both Queens also have conflicting views over the current war between Israel and Hamas.
5. Where Does Queen Live Now As of 2023?
Finally, since the death of King Hussein, Queen Noor has divided her time between Jordan, Washington DC in the United States and the United Kingdom.
