Princess Leonor Poised to Become Spain's First Queen Regnant in 150 Years

Princess Leonor, 20, daughter of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, is Spain's heir presumptive and poised to become the first reigning queen in nearly 150 years, following Queen Isabella II. She will ascend the throne when King Felipe VI abdicates or passes away. Educated in Spain and at UWC Atlantic College in Wales, Leonor has received training in constitutional values, diplomacy, and military service. Fluent in multiple languages, she has begun military training as required by Spanish law, preparing for her future role.