Princess Maria Carolina of Liechtenstein of Bavaria, is the second and only daughter of Crown Prince Ludwig of Liechtenstein and his wife, Princess Sofia of Bavaria. According to Bloomberg estimates, the young royal, 28 years old owns a fortune of approximately 8 billion dollars, which makes her the richest princess in Europe.
The royal millionaire, who receives treatment from Her Serene Highness and She also holds the title of Countess of Rietbergbecame news recently, because the last October 22 announced her engagement to a commoner from Latin America through a statement. In turn, to decorate the announcement, the palace shared photos of the happy couple.
The marriage of this rich businessman and the princess is scheduled for summer 2025.
Who is the commoner from Latin America that MarÃa Carolina de Liechtenstein will marry?
It is known that The boyfriend of the richest princess in Europe is a Venezuelan investment managerof German, French, English and Spanish descent, called Leopoldo Maduro Vollmer, born on October 28, 1990 in Caracas.
Maduro is the eldest of the children of the marriage formed by Francisco Vicente Maduro Galindo and SofÃa Vollmer De Marcellus. His maternal grandfather, Alberto Vollmer Herrera is the owner of Ron Santa Teresa. At the same time, Leopoldo is the grandnephew of Gustavo Vollmer Herrera and a descendant of Feliciano Palacios y Sojo.
For its part, the magazine People assures that the future husband of MarÃa Carolina, 34 years old, studied at the San Ignacio de Loyola School in Caracasat the University of Cambridge and at the University of St. Andrews, just as Prince William of England and Kate Middleton did. Furthermore, the media states that Leopoldo is an investor and worked in Paris and New York before moving to London in 2016.
For her part, the princess MarÃa Carolina studied design at Parsons in Paris and New York, She now lives in London and works in the fashion industry. As additional information about her, it is worth mentioning that she is not in the line of succession to the throne because in Liechtenstein Women have no right to the throne. His father, who has been Prince Regent of Liechtenstein since August 15, 2004, and his brother Josef Wenzel is second in the line of succession.
