Royal Profile: Princess Isabelle von Isenbourg, Dowager Princess of Wied

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Princess Isabelle von Isenbourg, Dowager Princess of Wied was born 26 April 1973 as the second daughter and middle child of Prince Franz- Alexander and Princess Christine von Isenburg {Source}. She has two older siblings and two younger siblings:
  1. Hereditary Prince Alexander von Isenburg (1969)
    1. Hereditary Princess Sarah von Isenburg (m. 2015)
      1. Princess Alix Imagina Blanca Irmingard Maria von Isenburg (2015){Source}
      2. Princess Zita von Isenburg (2017) {Source}
  2. Archduchess Kathrina of Austria-Este, Princess von Isenburg (1971)
    1. Archduke Martin of Austria-Este (m. 2004)
      1. Archduke Bartholomaeus Karl Robert of Austria (2006)
      2. Archduke Emmanuel Achatius Franz Alexander of Austria (2008)
      3. Archduchess Helene Cristina Margherita of Austria (2009)
      4. Archduke Luigi Amedeo Thadeus of Austria (2011)
  3. Prince Victor von Isenburg (1979)
    1. Jungeun Anès Lee (m. 2013)
      1. Princess Amalia von Isenburg (unknown, likely 2014 or 2015)
  4. Princess Sophie of Prussia, Princess von Isenburg (1976)
    1. Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia (m. 2011)
      1. Carl Friedrich, Hereditary Prince of Prussia (2013)
      2. Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia (2013)
      3. Princess Emma Marie of Prussia (2015)
      4. Prince Heinrich Albert Johann Georg of Prussia (2016)

She married Friedrich August Maximilian Wilhelm Carl, 8th Prince of Wied on her 25th birthday in 1998{Source}. Together, they have two sons and a daughter{Source}:

  • Prince Franz Alexander, 9th Prince of Wied (1999)
  • Prince Friedrich of Wied (2001)
  • Princess Luise of Wied (2004)
Princess Isabelle's husband died suddenly and unexpectedly following a heart attack in the early hours of 12 March 2015 {Source}

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