Per the official website for Their Imperial and Royal Highnesses Prince Georg Friedrich and Princess Sophie of Prussia:
“With great joy and gratitude, the head of the House has announced the birth of his sons, Carl Friedrich and Louis Ferdinand, arrived in Bremen on 20 January 2013. Princess Sophie and the twins are doing well.”
Congrats to the couple! 🙂
Supermacht Preußen. A documentary in German.
Der Deutsche Adel – Von Fürsten, Schlössern und Manieren with Fürstin Gloria von Thurn und Taxis. (in German)
And, if you missed the documentary about Georg Friedrich Prinz von Preußen you can watch it in the video above. (in German)
Yay, he’s back!
On November 12, 2012, the infamous Frederic, Faux Prince von Anhalt, crashed the première of the film, Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part Two, held at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Somehow the faux prince managed to sneak onto the red carpet and photobomb Nikki Reed, Robert Pattinson and others as they posed for photographers.
The faux prince also signed autographs for Twilight fans. Sadly, those who received his princely signature had no idea who the hell he was. Any way, during his time on the red carpet the German television network, RTL, asked him for an interview as well as my local Los Angeles television station, KABC. Naturally, the faux prince obliged, I mean, he would never turn down an interview or photo-op. He loves the camera. 🙂
On November 1, 2012, the Frederic attended the Cedars-Sinai Board of Governors Gala held at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Century City, California. Guests in attendance included international superstar, Barry Manilow, bankrupt R&B singer, Toni Braxton, and “… singing sensation Chris Mann.”
Yeah, I have no idea who he is.
Any who, the gala event benefited the Board of Governors Heart Stem Cell Center at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute.
And, finally, if you have six minutes to burn and want to watch a funny video with the faux prince and Alexander, Prince von Anhalt mindlessly wandering and driving in L.A. watch the video below. By the way, if you are wondering, “Who in the heck in Alexander, Prince von Anhalt?” well, he’s a faux prince like Frederic. And, a total douchebag.
He’s back! Yup, your favorite faux prince from Germany, now living a cheesy yet slightly luxurious life at Château du Bel Air in California, is talking to the press… again.
Yay.
Anyway, Frederic recently spoke to the newspaper, NY Post, about his wife, actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, and her leg which was amputated over a year and a half ago. Apparently, the poor dear had no idea that it was gone… until recently:
“She found out about it when she told me to sit her up, and she saw it. She couldn’t feel it because [one] hand is paralyzed and [one] hand was too short to go on it…
Later she said, ‘There is something missing.’ I also didn’t tell [Zsa Zsa] that her dear friend Phyllis Diller died last month… I don’t want to give bad news to my wife.”
Oh, Fred.
And, finally, the faux prince recently sat down with the German television network, ZDF, for an interview/lifestyle segment thingy. Click here to watch.
Here is the documentary regarding Their Imperial and Royal Highnesses Prince Georg Friedrich and Princess Sophie von Preußen entitled, Das Erbe des Kaisers. Click here to watch the entire documentary. (in German)
With many thanks to Princesas de la Realeza for finding and publishing the video first. 🙂
On May 15, 2012, the famous Beau Sancy diamond, owned (until this afternoon) by His Imperial and Royal Highness Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia, was sold at auction for $9.7 million at Sotheby’s in Geneva, Switzerland. At the end of the auction, Mr. Philipp Herzog von Wuerttenberg, chairman of Sotheby’s Europe, was overheard stating, “You are buying a historic work of art… you are not buying a diamond.”
At this time the individual who purchased the beautiful 35-carat diamond remains anonymous. Click here to read an article from the Washington Post.
To learn more about other items that were on auction please click here.
Sources: Agence France Press and Washington Post
The Royal Correspondent 
