'You will always be my home': Queen Rania shares wedding anniversary photo
Queen Rania marked 32 years of marriage to King Abdullah II with a heartfelt Instagram post, sharing a candid photo and the caption: 'You will always be my home. Happy Anniversary ❤️.'
The royal couple tied the knot on June 10, 1993, and have been admired ever since for their enduring partnership and deep connection.
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A post shared by Queen Rania Al Abdullah (@queenrania)
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