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Why Jordan's Royal Family Didn't Want To See Queen Noor At The Crown Prince's Wedding

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The wedding of the crown prince has become the main event of the year in Jordan. The elite from all over the world gathered there. But Queen Noor of Jordan was not among the guests. Why Jordan's royal family didn't want to see her at the wedding? And how did the life of Queen Noor turn out after the death of her husband King Hussein?

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20 Comments

@FortuneSushi 3 years ago (edited)

Queen Noor has a history of being a good Queen and nobody can erase that. Queen Noor has grace.❤

@worldprimeupdate 3 years ago

Queen Noor's beauty, both inside and out, continues to inspire and leave a lasting impression on people from all walks of life.

@oldgoods23. 3 years ago (edited)

Queen Noor was and is beautiful. No one can take her place. And her sons are handsome and majestic.

@ross-smithfamily6317 3 years ago

Unfortunately, it is all too common for a dowager queen to be disrespected and sequestered by a deceased king's heir and inner circle.

@colinfletcher2294 3 years ago

I met Queen Noor in 2000. She was an incredibly nice and kind woman. Very gracious.

@delightarchive9 3 years ago

I don't know much about their work but I can say Queen Noor have Charisma, Grace and originality ❤️

@lauriehere6408 3 years ago

Queen Noor is total class and grace

@vivesche 3 years ago

I did not know there was so much friction between the 2 families. It is a pity. Queen Noor is a classy and beautiful woman and I hope one day she is able to return to Jordan and be united with her children and grandchildren.

@cherylsemrau7100 3 years ago

So sad for Queen Noor.

@HeidiTheresa 3 years ago

Queen Noor is a beauty throughout the world.

@alisontopalian8592 3 years ago (edited)

I remember when Queen Noor and King Hussain married. What a world event it was. It was when I first got interested in royalty. And I watched this wedding with much interest. And was wondering where she was. Unfortunately this is what happens with too many wives and too many children.

@NanTheOK 3 years ago

Queen Noor is beautiful!

@22Too 3 years ago (edited)

Queen Noor can not be expected to blandly accept the arrest and detention of her own son -- by his half brother, the son of Princess Muna! SMH.

@S.O-s5x 3 years ago

queen Noor .... absolutely amazing woman every which way ... i personally have always been a huge admirer and so do millions of professionals here in the US. i don't know the other members of the royal family of Jordan . in any event > each and every person is unique and not comparable in this world . this is the right philosphy . i extend warmest regards to queen Noor .. sincerely yours,

@susanc4622 3 years ago (edited)

I didn’t realise that he’d had so many wives. At least, they weren’t all at once! It’s a funny coincidence that the new bride is also an architect.

@cocoaorange1 3 years ago

The UK, Denmark, Jordan, Monaco, Japan, Royal families have issues like the rest of us. I was surprised she was not there either. Very sad.

@frasiamudzimba-vs6xz 3 years ago

Team Queen Noor!God bless her and protect her family!Love from Africa

@carmenfalcon5239 3 years ago

Queen Noor reigns as the noblest dignified wise and honorable true queen. ❤

@marysketch4772 3 years ago

Really glad to see this video. I was wondering where Queen Noor was at the wedding. You gave a great explanation. I had no idea that was going on, although I did hear about prince who was on house arrest. She has beautiful children. I hope they are all happy. Better not to even be in Jordan, I think.