Looking fabulous in a Giorgio Armani Privé, Jordan’s Queen Rania was one of the stars of the 60th annual Sanremo Festival Wednesday evening in Sanremo, Italy. She furthered proved her stardom by defending Muslims, saying they are not terrorists.
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“It is really a minority that runs a religious message distorted whereas that message does not represent the majority.” the Queen said while speaking on the Ariston stage. “People who commit atrocities are not true Muslims, who would never do that.”
Also while on the Ariston stage, host Antonella Clerici questioned Rania on her marriage to King Abdullah II and whether there were times when the King was jealous of his wife.
“We have a relationship of mutual trust between us. A little ‘jealousy can’ be useful but should never ruin the relationship. A small dose of jealousy can be there, but no more,” said the Queen.
Her Majesty and Clerici also talked about cooking, in which Queen Rania said her specialty is chocolate chip cookies.
Also making his first appearance at Sanremo was Prince Emmanuel Filiberto, the grandson of Italy’s last King. The Prince, who enjoys being in the spotlight, made his singing debut with the song “Italy My Love.”
Below is a video of his performance:
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