Royal Profile: 12 Facts about Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg

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  1. Sibilla Sandra Weiller (y Torlonia) who would later become Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg was born 12 June 1968 {Source}.
  2. She was born in France to Donna Olimpia Torlonia di Civitella-Cesiand Paul-Annik Weiller {Source}.
  3. Through her mother, she is the granddaughter of Infanta Beatriz of Spain (who was the great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria).
  4. She has the following siblings:
    1. Aliki Béatrice Victoria Weiller (y Torlonia) (1967)
      1. André Aranha Correia do Lago (m. 1983?)
    2. Laura Daphne Lavinia Weiller (y Torlonia) (1974-1980)
    3. Paul Alexandre Weiller (y Torlonia) (1970-1970)
  5. She has the following nieces :
    1. Cosima Marie Elisabeth Edmée do Lago  (1984)
    2. Domitilla Louise Marie do Lago  (1985). A younger sister
  6.  She married her distant cousin, Prince Guillaume of Luxembourg on 8 September 1994.
  7. Princess Sibilla has a daughter
    1.  Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine Maria da Gloria de Nassau (2000)
  8. She also has three sons:
    1. Prince Paul Louis Jean Marie Guillaume de Nassau (1998)
    2. Prince Léopold Guillaume Marie Joseph de Nassau (2000)
    3. Prince Jean André Guillaume Marie Gabriel Marc d'Aviano de Nassau (2004)
  9. She shares a birthday with Christine Knecht de Massy, who is 32 years her junior.
  10. Princess Sibilla is a second cousin of the current King Felipe VI of Spain.
  11. Princess Sibilla was educated at the Institut Florimont, Geneva, graduating with a baccalaureate in economics with honours.
  12. She also studied contemporary art in London, and worked for different galleries, before opening her own gallery in 1993.

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