She was born October 25, 2001, in Anderlecht, near Brussels. Ten years before, the Belgian constitution was changed so that women could enjoy the same rights to the throne as men. It is therefore likely that she will one day become Queen Elisabeth I of the Belgians.
She was named Elisabeth after her great-grandmother, the popular Queen Elisabeth. Her godparents are Prince Amedeo of Belgium, her cousin, and Countess Hélène d'Udekem d'Acoz, her aunt.
The eldest son of the heir apparent was traditionally titled 'Count of Hainault'. It was therefore expected that a new royal decree would be issued, granting the title to the eldest child of the heir apparent, regardless of sex. A royal decree was indeed issued, but, despite all predictions, it didn't grant her the title but abolished the title, because it was not linguistically neutral.
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