| Royal Marriages of More Than Convenience |
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| Written by Dr. Janice Seto | |
| Tuesday, 12 December 2006 | |
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Page 3 of 4 However, this didn't often happen, as can be seen with the following marriages: b) High spirited Princess Elizabeth of 3) Wealthy: "No money, no accent, no play." Attibuted to the Miller Sisters' dating guidelines:  It
should not have raised eyebrows that Constantine II consented to his
heir, Prince Pavlos, marrying American heiress Marie-Chantal Miller in
1996. After all, she was not the first!In 1920, Mrs Nancy Leeds, a twice-married mother, became Princess Anastacia when Prince Christopher married her. The wealthy widow of the 'Tinplate King' William Leeds, These days it is Miller DFS money (including the rumoured $100 million dowry) that helps keep the crown princely family in good stead in A few months before
In reality this was quite a dangerous match for the king as it seemed that the neutrality of the sovereign was compromised by his choosing amongst a certain faction to wed. After his death, the Manos family supported Aspasia (made a Princess in widowhood) and her daughter, Princess Alexandra (later Queen to King Peter II of 
Prince Michael of
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