Morocco is often considered one of the most beautiful countries in Northern Africa, rich with culture, history and awe-inspiring architecture. The country also generates a lot of global interest for being the home to a royal family. The royal family is made up of King Mohammed VI, his wife Lalla salma, and their two children, crown prince Moulay Hassan and princess Lalla Khadija.
One day, the young prince Moulay will succeed his father as the next king of Morocco, which isn’t new to royal family protocol. With an estimated family net worth of roughly $5.7 billion, and Prince Moulay worth $1.5 billion, you can imagine these royals living an extravagant lifestyle like many other global royals. The Moroccan monarchy however is the second oldest after the British and thus have learned to live humbly, mostly. The second youngest, Prince Moulay, is not some spoiled little brat because mommy and daddy are insanely rich. While the Prince is likely the richest, Moulay is also one of the most popular princes in the world, likely due to his presence at many important global events. So let’s take a look into why the Moroccan prince is growing in popularity and where his fame and fortune could lead him in the future.
One day, the young prince Moulay will succeed his father as the next king of Morocco, which isn’t new to royal family protocol. With an estimated family net worth of roughly $5.7 billion, and Prince Moulay worth $1.5 billion, you can imagine these royals living an extravagant lifestyle like many other global royals. The Moroccan monarchy however is the second oldest after the British and thus have learned to live humbly, mostly. The second youngest, Prince Moulay, is not some spoiled little brat because mommy and daddy are insanely rich. While the Prince is likely the richest, Moulay is also one of the most popular princes in the world, likely due to his presence at many important global events. So let’s take a look into why the Moroccan prince is growing in popularity and where his fame and fortune could lead him in the future.
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