Princess Anne’s Elaborate Curtsy Welcomes Jordan’s Royal Family to the UK

The British royal family has welcomed King Abdullah II, Queen Rania, and Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan during a private audience at Buckingham Palace.

Princess Anne joined her mother, Queen Elizabeth, in greeting their guests.

The Princess Royal, known for her signature elaborate curtsies, did not disappoint as she dipped low for the Jordanian royals.

The Queen opted for a classic ivory dress, black court shoes, and a gold brooch for the occasion.

The Jordanian queen looked characteristically chic in a fuchsia midi dress paired with lilac court shoes and loose curls.

The 48-year-old was thrilled to be reunited with the British royals, whom she has had a good relationship with for many years.

After taking photographs, the Queen and Princess Royal held a private meeting with their guests before hosting them for lunch at the palace.

The Jordanian royal's visit to London comes just weeks after King Abdullah marked the 20th anniversary of his rule.

He ascended to the throne on 7 February 1999 following the death of his father, King Hussein.

The family was in the UK to attend a conference called “Jordan, Growth, and Opportunity,” where Queen Rania gave a speech about economic development and growth.

Glamorous Rania, born to a notable Jordanian family of Palestinian descent, attended school in Kuwait before studying for a business degree in Cairo, Egypt.

The bilingual beauty, who also speaks French, met her future husband at a dinner party hosted by a mutual friend in 1993.

They were married that same year and are parents to Crown Prince Hussein, 24, Princess Ayman, 22, Princess Alma, 18, and Prince Hashim, 14.

Princess Anne's elaborate curtsy is not new to the world of royalty.

She did an equally elaborate curtsy on meeting the King and Queen of Spain in 2017.