A Son For Prince Philip and Princess Danica of Yugoslavia

For the first time in 90 years, a baby Prince has been born on Serbian soil: Princess Danica, wife of Prince Philip, gave birth to the couple’s first child on Sunday February 25th.

The newborn, born at 10:30am, has been named Stefan. Both mother and baby are doing well, according to the Royal Court. To mark the birth, Patriarch Irinej of Serbia allowed the bells of the St Sava Temple in Belgrade to ring.

Prince Philip, the second son of Crown Prince Alexander and his first wife, Princess Maria da Glória, Duchess of Segorbe, and Princess Danica were married in October last year.

The last Prince born in Serbia was Prince Tomislav (1928-2000), son of King Alexander I and Queen Maria.

Filed under Serbia/Yugoslavia
Tagged Birth, Danica Marinkovic, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, Prince Stefan of Yugoslavia.

2 Responses to A Son For Prince Philip and Princess Danica of Yugoslavia

1. Natalya says:

   February 28, 2018 at 4:43 pm

   Heavenly congratulations to the Royal Family of Yugoslav on this long waited and dreamy occasion. May finest blessings of health, wisdom and prosperity escort the Little Prince and the whole Family ! Long Live Yugoslav Monarchy !
2. Diana Lucia Zotescu says:

   March 6, 2018 at 1:07 am

   The Serbian Royal Family is related to our Romanian Royal Family (Prince Philip is the great-great-grandson of King Alexander the Ist and Queen Maria (known as Mignon), the daughter of Queen Maria (granddaughter of Queen Victoria of England) and of King Ferdinand of Romania.

   May God bless the newlyborn Serbian Royal offspring.