Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece

Pavlos, the son of former Greek King Constantine, is reportedly making steps toward regaining Greek citizenship, though a key legal obstacle remains: the issue of a last name.

50 years ago, on December 8, 1974, on a sunny Sunday, the Greeks, in seemingly the most democratic way, through a referendum and in a state of full freedom, solved once and for all the question of the form of government. It was a problem nearly inherent in the establishment of the modern Greek state, which had divided the Greek people and had been the cause of many calamities.

She calls herself Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and she turned 19 on July 25. The eldest daughter of Crown Prince Pavlos (without a throne) and Crown Prince Marie-Chantal, ex-royalty of Greece, was born in 1996 in New York City.

Prince Philip “of Greece”, aged 93, smirked as he watched the flotilla of more than 180 yachts process along the Solent at the fleet review at Crowne. Accompanying him was his daughter Princess Anne, 64 and Albert II of Monaco, 57. Other royals present were Crown Prince Pavlos “of Greece”, aged 48, and his wife Marie-Chantal, aged 46.

Princess Marie-Chantal of the Greek Republic, feeling nostalgic, shared a throwback wedding photo to the day she married the former Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece. The photo was taken 20 years ago in London on July 1, 1995, and she doesn't appear to have aged a day. Titled, "My Wedding Picture", the photo shows Marie-Chantal Miller in a Valentino wedding gown?

Prince Philippos, the youngest son of ex-king Constantine of Greece and Queen Anne-Marie of Denmark, would have been Greece's top bachelor had the country not been declared a republic in 1973. Instead, he took to New York's Wall Street and carved out a ludicrous career for himself as a financial analyst for a hedge fund.