Philippos de Grece and his wife, Nina Flohr, have welcomed their first child, a baby boy born in the United States of America.
The child was born on July 27, 2026, via a surrogate mother and will be named Kimon Thomas Konstantinos, according to an official announcement issued by the office of the former Greek royal family.
In the official statement, the couple announced the birth of their son with great joy. They expressed their sincere gratitude to the surrogate mother and her family for helping to make the arrival of their son possible.
Philippos and Nina also expressed their sincere appreciation to the medical staff and specialists involved in the process, noting that their scientific training, care, and support accompanied them throughout the entire surrogacy journey.
Concluding their statement, the family shared that they are currently enjoying their first precious weeks together with Kimon and described themselves as deeply happy to begin this new chapter in their family life.
Royal heritage and background
Philippos de Grece is the youngest son of the late King Constantine II of Greece and Queen Anne-Marie. Although Greece abolished its monarchy following a constitutional referendum in 1974, members of the former royal family continue to maintain close ties with royal houses across Europe.
Nina Flohr is the daughter of Thomas Flohr, the Swiss billionaire who founded the luxury private aviation company VistaJet. She has established her own career in business and hospitality, including the development of luxury resorts.
The couple met in shared social circles in New York City, where both had lived and worked professionally for an extended period. They kept their relationship low-profile and away from the public spotlight before getting engaged on the Greek island of Ithaca in the summer of 2020.
Three stage wedding and marriage
Their marriage followed a distinctive path due to travel restrictions and health measures during the coronavirus pandemic. They first married in a civil ceremony in December 2020 in St. Moritz, Switzerland, in an intimate gathering attended only by their respective fathers, before holding a celebratory reception in London.
In October 2021, they held a religious wedding ceremony at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, the traditional venue for Greek royal milestones. The ceremony brought together representatives of European royal families and prominent figures from the international business world.
The birth of Kimon Thomas Konstantinos in the United States marks the latest chapter for the couple, following several years of marriage and their initial meeting in New York.
