Royal Profile:Prince Ernst August Andreas Philipp Constantin Maximilian Rolf Stephan Ludwig Rudolph of Hanover
Prince Ernst August Andreas Philipp Constantin Maximilian Rolf Stephan Ludwig Rudolph of Hanover is the elder son of Prince Ernest of Hanover and Chantal Hochuli. He was born 19 July 1983, and has an younger brother Prince Christian. He also has a younger half sister, Princess Alexandra, two stepbrothers (Andrea & Pierre) and a stepsister (Charlotte).
He was christened at almost two months old with the following godparents:
After graduating from NYU in the mid-2000s (2005/2006? latest 2007?), he returned to London to work in the field of finance.
Sometime in 2004, his father signed over the German property of the House of Hanover, in which a few years later he sold off Calenberg Manor and held a controversial auction of some of the family's belongings (not all the family was thrilled with the idea!).
Since his title is technically no longer valid, he rarely performs public duties. However, since his father's remarriage in 1999 to Princess Caroline of Monaco, he has had a more public life as part of the Monégasque Princely Family, frequently appearing at their events such as Prince Rainier's funeral, the 2005 Princess Grace Awards in NYC, Prince Albert's enthronement and wedding ceremonies. He also joined his stepmother in the winter of 2011 during one of his youngest sibling's ice skating competitions {Photo}
He was christened at almost two months old with the following godparents:
- Prince Ludwig Rudolph of Hanover (his paternal uncle)
- Prince Andreas of Leiningen (his paternal uncle)
- Princess Welf Henry of Hanover (his paternal great-aunt, first name Alexandra)
- Philipp-Ernst, Prince of Schaumburg-Lippe
- King Felipe VI of Spain
- Constantine II of Greece
- Maximilian, Margrave of Baden
- Rolf Sachs (friend of his father's)
- Stephan von Watzdorf
After graduating from NYU in the mid-2000s (2005/2006? latest 2007?), he returned to London to work in the field of finance.
Sometime in 2004, his father signed over the German property of the House of Hanover, in which a few years later he sold off Calenberg Manor and held a controversial auction of some of the family's belongings (not all the family was thrilled with the idea!).
Since his title is technically no longer valid, he rarely performs public duties. However, since his father's remarriage in 1999 to Princess Caroline of Monaco, he has had a more public life as part of the Monégasque Princely Family, frequently appearing at their events such as Prince Rainier's funeral, the 2005 Princess Grace Awards in NYC, Prince Albert's enthronement and wedding ceremonies. He also joined his stepmother in the winter of 2011 during one of his youngest sibling's ice skating competitions {Photo}
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