Spanish Princess Maria Teresa Dies From Coronavirus
Maria Teresa, second cousin of Spanish King Felipe VI, was 86 years old.
Princess Maria Teresa died from a coronavirus infection. This is the first Covid-19 death among European royal families. The death of the princess was reported by EHA News.
As reported by Insider, the death of Maria Teresa was confirmed by her younger brother, Prince Sixtus Henry of Bourbon-Parma. The princess passed away on March 26.
The House of Parma Bourbons is a junior branch of the Spanish royal family.
Princess Maria Teresa was born in 1933 to Prince Xavier and Madeleine of Bourbon, who had six children in total. She never married and had no descendants.
Earlier, coronavirus was detected in British Prince Charles Prince Charles.
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