Brunei's Prince Abdul Mateen has posted new photos on Instagram showing his three-month-old daughter, Princess Zahra, alongside his wife, Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah. The images, featuring a double rainbow in the background, have delighted fans and provided a rare glimpse into the royal family's private life. The couple, married in January 2024, have been sharing moments of their daughter's life on social media since her birth in February.
The pictures, posted on Instagram on Monday, show the 34-year-old prince in a black T-shirt standing beside his wife, Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah, as she holds their baby, Princess Zahra .
The family is seen posing on a lawn, with a double rainbow in the background. - VNExpress BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN : Brunei’s Prince Abdul Mateen has shared new photos of his three-month-old daughter, offering followers a rare look at his family life.
The family is seen posing on a lawn, with a double rainbow in the background. The picture has left many of his fans in Brunei gushing with delight, and many are wishing the happiest of times for the family. Prince Abdul Mateen, 34, is the 10th child of Brunei’s ruler, Hassanal Bolkiah. He is among the most well-known members of the Brunei royal family and frequently represents the monarchy at international events.
He married Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah in Jan 2024 in a multi-day royal wedding held that drew widespread international media coverage. In February this year, the couple announced the birth of their first child, Princess Zahra Mariam Bolkiah. Since welcoming their daughter, Mateen and Anisha have shared their family moments on social media. In April, they posted photos from a holiday abroad with Zahra.
Mateen has also shared images of himself caring for his daughter at home. In 2016, Tatler magazine named Mateen one of Asia’s most eligible bachelors. The prince is also known for his interest in polo and represented Brunei at the 2017 and 2019 Southeast Asian Games. Anisha is an entrepreneur in the cultural tourism industry and holds a degree from the University of Bath in the UK.
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