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The last king of Greece, Constantine II, died late Tuesday night, 100 years after the death of his grandfather, Constantine I, who died on January 11, 1923. Constantine was the last king of the dynasty that began with George I, who succeeded Otto in 1863 and remained king of Greece for the next 50 years.

Members of several European royal houses, as well as royals from as far away as Bahrain and Japan, are set to gather in Bucharest at the end of the week to attend the funeral of Romania's last monarch, King Michael I, who died last week aged 96.

The king died at his modest residence in the village of Aubonne , in Switzerland, after over a year of battling cancer.

Romania's former king, Michael I, passed away on Tuesday aged 96 at his residence in Versoix, near Geneva in Switzerland, following a battle with cancer, the royal family announced.

Michael, 94, a cousin of Britain's Queen Elizabeth and the last surviving head of state from World War II, retired from public life in spring 2016.

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?

Princess Theodora, aged 32, the youngest daughter of the former king of Greece, Constantine, is known in the U.S., not as an obscure princess but a budding actress. She has appeared on the Bold and the Beautiful as well as Janna King's Boners and Other Mistakes at the Renegade Theater in Los Angeles. In credits, her name appears as Theodora Greece.

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.

BELGRADE - Crown Prince of Norway Haakon Magnus will visit Serbia on November 6 and open the renovated Human Rights House and renovated Catholic church in Belgrade's neighborhood Zemun, the Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade has released in a statement.

This will be the first visit of the Crown Prince of Norway to Serbia.