Princess Olga of Savoy Celebrates 50th Birthday: A Life of Royalty and Devotion
As we conclude our tribute to Princess Olga of Savoy, Duchess of Aosta, on her fiftieth birthday, we reflect on the remarkable journey she has undertaken. Born on November 17, 1971, in Athens, Greece, Princess Olga Isabelle of Greece is the younger daughter of Prince Michael of Greece and Denmark and Princess Marina of Greece. Her life has been marked by significant milestones, including her marriage to Prince Aimone of Savoy, Duke of Apulia, in 2008, and the birth of their three children, Prince Umberto, Princess Isabella Marina Vita, and Prince Amedeo. Throughout her life, Princess Olga has demonstrated a strong sense of dedication to her family and her work, whether it be in the field of lepidoptery or as a journalist and filmmaker. Her commitment to her passions and her loved ones is truly inspiring.
As Princess Olga celebrates this significant milestone, we wish her continued success and happiness in all her endeavors. Her remarkable journey serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication. We are grateful for the opportunity to share her story and to highlight the many accomplishments she has achieved. As we move forward, we hope that Princess Olga will continue to inspire others with her remarkable spirit and her unwavering commitment to her passions. We wish her a joyous celebration and a bright future ahead. Happy 50th Birthday, Princess Olga!
what are some lesser-known facts about Princess Olga’s early life
- Paternal Grandparents: Princess Olga’s paternal grandparents were Prince Christopher of Greece and Denmark and Princess Françoise d’Orléans.
- Maternal Grandparents: Her maternal grandparents were Theodoros Karella and Elly Chalikiopoulos.
- Sister: Princess Olga has one sister, Princess Alexandra, who married Nicolas Mirzayantz.
- Engagement and Marriage: Princess Olga became engaged to Prince Aimone of Savoy, Duke of Apulia, in 2005. They were civilly married at the Italian embassy in Moscow, Russia, in 2008, and had a religious wedding on the Isle of Patmos in Greece.
These lesser-known facts highlight the significant family connections and milestones in Princess Olga’s early life.