Queen Rania is celebrating her special day with her special ones beside her.
The Jordanian consort officially turned 56 on Monday, August 31st, and shared a glimpse of her big day.
Taking to her Instagram account, King Abdullah II's life partner has released a heartwarming portrait of herself embracing love for her four grand daughters.
"Happiest birthday with my darlings Eman, Amina, Talia and Rania, God bless them," the doting Queen noted, as she proudly fulfilled the grandmother’s duties.
She continued describing her "unimaginable" celebrations as she stated, "Spending my birthday in the best way imaginable. Love you, my favourite little girls."
Queen Rania’s son, Crown Prince Hussein, also paid a heartfelt birthday tribute to her, as he shared a never-before-seen image of Her Majesty with his daughter Eman.
How many granddaughters does Queen Rania have?
or those unaware, Princess Eman bint Al Hussein is the daughter of Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein and his wife, Princess Rajwa of Jordan.
The couple welcomed Eman on August 3rd, 2024, at King Hussein Medical Centre.
Amina Thermiotis is the daughter of Princess Iman bint Abdullah and her husband, Jameel Alexander Thermiotis; she was born on February 16 last year.
Amina is the first child for her parents and became a big sister when her mother gave birth to twin girls, Talia and Rania, in August 2026.
Jodan royal family's growing family
At the time of the twin girls' birth, the Royal Hashmite Court of Jordan shared an exclusive statement, which delighted the hearts of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania.
The official office of the monarch wrote, "May they walk through life cradled by faith and graced with beautiful blessings."
"Their Majesties King Abdullah II and Queen Rania with their granddaughters," the royal statement added.
Abdullah and Rania also shared a heartfelt snap of themselves holding the two babies in their arms.
Queen Rania's role in Jordanian monarchy
Apart from Queen Rania's royal duties, she is also involved in domestic activities including education, youth, environmental, and health initiatives.
Globally, she has campaigned for education and cross-cultural dialogue.
