Estefanía of Spain
Spanish Infanta, member of Spanish royal family
Infanta Estefanía of Borbón Ortiz was born on September 24, 1995, in Madrid, Spain, to King Felipe VI (then Prince Felipe) and Queen Letizia. She is the younger sister of Princess Leonor, the heir to the Spanish throne. Growing up in the Spanish royal household, Estefanía has been educated privately and has gradually taken on public duties as a member of the royal family. She completed her secondary education at Santa María de los Rosales school in Madrid and has pursued further education in the arts and humanities. As a young member of the Spanish royal family, she participates in official state ceremonies, charity events, and cultural occasions. Her position as fourth in line to the throne makes her a significant figure in Spanish dynastic succession. Estefanía represents a contemporary generation of European royalty, balancing traditional royal duties with modern values and interests. She has become increasingly visible at state functions and international royal events, supporting her parents' diplomatic missions and charitable endeavors.
Historical Figure
Spanish
1995
Thinking about the name
Estefania
Spanish origin
“The full Latinized feminine form of Stephen, derived from the Greek Stephanos meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one.' Estefania is the Spanish rendering of Stephanie and has been borne by Spanish and Portuguese nobility and saints throughout history. The name combines classical prestige with romantic elegance and cultural sophistication.”