King Abdullah of Jordan working visit to Spain - January 27th, 2010.

[dazzling]

Thank you for all the pictures. Everyone seemed to be relaxed & enjoying the other company, its a pitty Rania was not at the visit, it wouldve been good to see her with the Spanish royals.

The only thing I did not like was in many of the pictures especially PPE's gallery, Letizia seemed to be really close standing to the King and almost looked like she was hiding behind him. I always think there should be some distance/space especially if near a King or Queen regardless if they are your in laws or family, thats just my opinion.

[donnaK]

She was standing half a step behind everyone. She was walking from behind, probably didn't pay enough attention to the perfect spacing that happened sometimes to others too.

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[lula]

Video

Los Reyes y los PrÃ*ncipes de Asturias ofrecen un almuerzo a Abdalá II de Jordania | hola.com

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Letizia d'Espagne : Pour le mari de Rania de Jordanie, elle sort le grand jeu...

[LadyFinn]

Some photos:
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[brucantuosi]

Originally Posted by dazzling

Thank you for all the pictures. Everyone seemed to be relaxed & enjoying the other company, its a pitty Rania was not at the visit, it wouldve been good to see her with the Spanish royals.

The only thing I did not like was in many of the pictures especially PPE's gallery, Letizia seemed to be really close standing to the King and almost looked like she was hiding behind him. I always think there should be some distance/space especially if near a King or Queen regardless if they are your in laws or family, thats just my opinion.

Of course there should be an space, even if the King were Letizia's father.

[LadyFinn]

Los Reyes y los Príncipes con Abdalá de Jordania - Diez Minutos

[Enigma]

a gallery of the visit (royalnews):

Mittagessen im Zarzuelapalast mit König Abdullah - RoyalNews.de

[dazzling]

YouTube - Los Reyes y los PrÃ*ncipes de Asturias ofrecen un almuerzo a Abdalá II de Jordania