Royal Profile: Tigran Mirzayantz

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Tigran Mirzayantz was born 16 October 1998 as the son of Princess Alexandra of Greece and Nicolas Mirzayantz{Source}. He is the eldest grandson of  Prince Michael of Greece and Marina, Consort of Prince Michael of Greece and Denmark {Source}.


When he was a young child, he frequented events with his mother {Photos}.

Other than this, not much is known about him and he likely leads a normal lifestyle.

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