Queen to King: You will always be my home
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah on Tuesday marked her 32nd wedding anniversary with His Majesty King Abdullah, which falls today, June 10.
To commemorate the occasion, the Queen shared a stunning and glamorous photo of herself alongside His Majesty the King on her official Instagram account.
'You will always be my home. Happy Anniversary ️,' Her Majesty captioned the photo.
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