Questions about Princess Margriet's Family

[Genevieve]

I am wondering if anyone can tell me something about Princess Margriet's daughter in laws Marilene and Annette, and her 2 potential other daughter in laws, the girlfriends of Floris and Pieter-Christiaan?

I am most interested in what kind of education they had, jobs or careers before getting married, and about their families. I think Marilene has a sister who has a child around Anna or Lucas's age?

 

[Tina]

Marilène

father: Henri (Hans) van den Broek (Minister for Foreign Affairs)

mother: Josephine Adriana Antoinette van Schendel

sister named Caroline van Weede-van den Broek, she has got three sons:

Jonkheer Olivier van Weede
Jonkheer Wouter Steven van Weede - 2001, April 08th/Prague
Jonkheer Philip Rudolph Henri van Weede - 2002, October 12th/Prague

and is married with Jonkheer Willem Theodoor van Weede

about her education you can read here:

http://www.koninklijkhuis.nl/UK/royal_hous...esmarilene.html

Annette

father: Ulrich Adriaan Sekrève - 30.08.1946/Gravenhage

mother: Jolanda C. de Haan

her parents married 1971, October 23rd and are divorced

sisters named Marjolein and José

http://www.koninklijkhuis.nl/UK/royal_hous...sesannette.html

 

[Genevieve]

Thank you Tina.

 

[suturegeisha]

Question- Princess Margriet's Children

Forgive my obvious lack of expertise when it comes to Princess Margriet and her family, but, I have a question regarding her children's titles. Why are Floris, Pieter-Christiaan, Maurits, and Bernhard Jr. all titled Prince of Oranje-Nassau?

I know Princess Irene's children are Prince/Princess of Bourbon de Parma, and I'm assuming that Princess Christina's children don't have titles because she married a Roman Catholic [correct me if I'm wrong]. Still, why would Margiet's children get titles? I thought that titles like that are usually passed on through the father, not the mother [for example, Princess Martha-Louise's daughter is just Maud Angelica Behn, not Princess Maud of Norway, and the Infantas Elena and Cristina's children have no titles either].
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks.
-Kara-

 

[Genevieve]

I am not sure about the rights being passed on through the father's side in this case, but I think Princess Margriet's children likely got titles because she sought government permission. Maybe if Princess Christina hadn't married a Roman Catholic, her children would have similar titles too. But I'm not really sure.

 

[Alisa]

Forgive my obvious lack of expertise when it comes to Princess Margriet and her family, but, I have a question regarding her children's titles. Why are Floris, Pieter-Christiaan, Maurits, and Bernhard Jr. all titled Prince of Oranje-Nassau?

I know Princess Irene's children are Prince/Princess of Bourbon de Parma, and I'm assuming that Princess Christina's children don't have titles because she married a Roman Catholic [correct me if I'm wrong]. Still, why would Margiet's children get titles? I thought that titles like that are usually passed on through the father, not the mother [for example, Princess Martha-Louise's daughter is just Maud Angelica Behn, not Princess Maud of Norway, and the Infantas Elena and Cristina's children have no titles either].
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks.
-Kara-

Princess Margriet married with Parliamentary approval and by royal decree her children became HH Prince of Oranje-Nassau.
Religion isn't a factor but parliamentary approval. If Princess Irene and Princess Christina got parliamentary approval for their marriages their children would probably have the same titles of Princess Margriet's children.

 

[Emily]

Are Annette's parents divorced? They look quite together in some of the civil and religious wedding photos.

 

[Marengo]

They are divorced and both have other partners, but they appeared together at the wedding (like Letizia's parents for example)