Royal Profile: Carlos Morales y de Grecia

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Carlos Morales y de Grecia was born 30 July 2005 in Barcelona the third child and only son of Princess Alexia of Greece & Denmark & Carlos Morales {Source} He has two older sisters and a younger sister {Source}:
  1. Arrietta Morales y de Grecia (2002)
  2. Ana María Morales y de Grecia (2003)
  3. Amelia Morales y de Grecia (2007)
His godparents were:

  • Infanta Elena of Spain (his maternal 1st cousin 1x removed)
  • Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece (his maternal uncle)
  • Prince Nikolaos of Greece and Denmark (his maternal uncle)

At the age of 5, he attended his maternal uncle's wedding in Greece with his parents and sisters {Source}.

He resides in Puerto Calero, Lanzarote, Canary Islands in a house designed by his father {Source}.

Although 8th in line for the Greek throne after two uncles, his mother and several cousins, he seems to lead a relatively normal life and little is known about him.

As a member of the Greek Royal Family, he is related to many other Royal Families in Europe:

United Kingdom:

  1. Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh: 1st cousin 3x removed
  2. Queen Elizabeth II: 3rd Cousin 2x removed through Christian IX of Denmark
Spain
  1. Queen Sofia: paternal great aunt
  2. King Juan Carlos : paternal great uncle
  3. King Felipe VI: first cousin 1x removed
Sweden:
  1. King Carl XVI Gustaf: 1st cousin 2x removed through Princess Margaret of Connaught

Denmark:
  1. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark: maternal great aunt

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