lady in red! Queen Rania of Jordan cuts an elegant figure in a scarlet dress for husband King Abdullah II’s speech in Parliament
- Rania of Jordan resigned to a parliamentary session in Aman
- The Queen of Jordan looked glamorous in a dress by luxury brand Bazaza
- The mother-of-four also carried a custom-made designer clutch bag
- The family has presented a united front after 16 arrests and security threats
Queen Rania of Jordan looked glamorous as she walked out to a parliamentary session amid allegations of security threats from the family.
The Jordanian monarch, 52, attended Parliament today for the speech of husband King Abdullah II. He stepped outside Government House with a voluminous blowout, a luxurious branded dress and a bespoke clutch bag.
The fire engine red maxi dress with a black belted waist is by Beirut-born designer Hussein Bazaza and a bespoke clutch by British designer Jennifer Chamandi.
Queen Rania exudes elegance, don a bazaza dress by designer Beruti, a bespoke clutch by Jennifer Chamandi brand and an ornate brooch
Queen Rania has paired red and black in an eye-catching combination consisting of two colors that make up the flag of Jordan
The speech follows internal turmoil in the upper echelons of Jordan’s royal family, where claims of security breaches have forced King Abdullah to address the nation and reassure him that the country’s security is his top priority.
Reporting from the Middle East explains that King Abdullah II addressed the nation on November 9 following allegations against his half-brother.
The king wanted to present a united front amid the dispute following the arrest of 16 people, including members of the royal family.
The king’s brother, Prince Hamzah, who was crown prince, was not arrested but the military urged him to “stop movements and activities deployed to target Jordan’s security and stability”.
The 52-year-old mother of four sat in the crowd to support her husband King Abdullah after a period of family turmoil
News site The National News reported that the Jordanian monarch said in a speech to the nation last week: “My first responsibility is to serve Jordan and protect its people, its constitution and its laws.”
Since the allegations came to light, Queen Rania of Jordan has been spotted visiting the Vatican, where she oozed glam alongside her husband King Abdullah in Vatican City.
The visit came a day after the King’s heartfelt national address.
The glamorous queen, 52, looked respectful in the black dress with a white bow tied around her waist for an audience with Pope Francis with her husband at the Apostolic Palace.
The mother-of-four also wore a sheer white headscarf draped over her hair and around her shoulders.