The former Greek royal, who kept her title following her divorce at the behest of Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, has been soaking up the sun at the Venice Biennale
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‘Everything happened at the same time,’ the Princess said in an interview with BHMagazino that October. ‘It was like an avalanche of changes in front of everyone.’ The support of her family, she explained, had been an invaluable pillar of strength in these most trying of times.
Meanwhile, Prince Nikolaos found love again in the form of a family friend, Chrysí Vardinogiánni. The couple were joined by family and friends as they exchanged vows at the Holy Church of Saint Nicholas Ragavas, one of the oldest churches in Athens, on 7 February 2025. Theirs has been a whirlwind romance; indeed, their partnership was only officially confirmed less than a month before they tied the knot, and came just 10 months after the man once dubbed Greece’s ‘playboy Prince’ divorced Princess Tatiana.
By 2025, though, the Princess was able to get some perspective on the matter. ‘Last year I lost another layer of identity,’ Tatiana wrote on Instagram, reflecting on a challenging 12 months that not only saw her split from her husband but also discover that her stepbrother, Attilio Brileburg, had gone missing. The Princess then took the opportunity to look to the future, adding: ‘But maybe identity isn’t something we lose, it’s something we evolve, rediscover and redefine. So I’m taking my own advice and taking a step back before moving forward.’