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Queen Rania of Jordan marks daughters' birthdays with video

Jo Abi
Jo Abi

Queen Rania of Jordan has released a video showing special moments with daughters Princess Salma and Princess Iman who recently celebrated their birthdays.

Princess Iman turned 25 on September 25 and Princess Salma celebrated her 21st birthday on September 26.

In the video we see Queen Rania with her daughters as babies, toddlers, teenagers and more recent photos showing highlights such as education graduations.

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The video has been posted on Queen Rania's official Instagram account along with the caption: "Happy birthday to my sweethearts Iman and Salma! God bless you #HappyBirthday #Love #daughter."

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Queen Rania kids

Queen Rania has shared the video on Instagram. Instagram

Queen Rania, 51, and husband King Abdullah II, 59, share four children — Hussein, Crown Prince of Jordan, 27, Princess Iman, 25, Princess Salma, 21, and Prince Hashem, 16.

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Queen Rania baby girl

Queen Rania has two daughters — Princess Iman, 25, and Princess Salma, 21. Instagram

Princess Iman is currently attending Georgetown University in Washington DC where she is reportedly studying and where her brother Crown Prince Hussein attended, studying International History.

Both royals travel back to Jordan in between their studies to attend royal engagements.

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Princess Salma

Princess Salma graduates from the International Academy in Amman, Jordan, on May 22, 2018.  Royal Hashemite Court via Getty

Princess Salma graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 2018, becoming the first female jet pilot in the Jordanian Armed Forces in 2020.

Princess Iman

Princess Iman attends Georgetown University in Washington DC and travels home to Jordan for official engagements. Getty

She has followed in her father's military footsteps, with the King himself presenting her with her aviation wings – a badge from the Jordan Armed Forces, Emirates Woman reported.

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Queen Rania and King Abdullah II recently celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary on June 10.

To mark the occasion Queen Rania shared a photo of the couple along with the caption: "Happy anniversary to the one dearest to my heart."

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