Couples that twin together, stay together, particularly if it’s a royal twinning moment.
That was the exact case for royal newlyweds Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa Al Hussein during their latest public outing together.
During a trip to Qatar, the couple attended the AFC Asian Cup quarter final match which saw Jordan take on Tajikistan.
Of course, the pair were cheering for their home country and being the ever-supportive royals, they wore the national colours of Jordan making for the ultimate matching outfit moment, wearing the same T-shirts and showing their support for their homeland.
Princess Rajwa donned the Jordan national team jersey at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, paired with grey straight-leg trousers and a matching belt, her brunette hair fell in loose curls. Crown Prince Abdullah paired the Jordan national team jersey with khaki trousers.
Jordan won against Tajikistan 1-0 to advance to the semifinals. They will play Australia or South Korea, scheduled to play on Friday.
Following the victory, Crown Prince Hussein went onto the field after the game to congratulate the squad and pose for pictures.
The royals have previously expressed their support for Jordanian sports teams. They were seen supporting the Jordanian basketball team in August. And, of course, they twinned and wore matching black T-shirts with the Jordanian Falcons’ logo on them. In the King Abdullah Cup, held in Amman, Jordan defeated Mexico.
THE ROYAL COUPLE’S LAVISH WEDDING
Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa have been photographed together at several formal events since their opulent June wedding.
Their June wedding was certainly fit for a royal with personal touches and traditional celebrations. In a ceremony that embodied elegance, the royal couple tied the knot. And of course, global officials and royalty attended Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa’s spectacular wedding, which garnered attention from all corners of the world. Amongst the esteemed wedding guests were Jill Biden, the first lady of the United States, the Prince and Princess of Wales and Sheikha Moza of Qatar.
