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Encyclopedia > Claire Coombs

Claire Coombs (born at Bath, England, on January 18, 1974), is the daughter of Nicholas Coombs, a British-born businessman, and his Belgian wife, née Nicole Mertens. She has lived in Belgium since age 3. She is a property surveyor.


On April 12, 2003 she married Prince Laurent of Belgium in Brussels, with a civil ceremony at Brussels Town Hall and a religious ceremony at the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula.


On February 6, 2004 she gave birth to a daughter named Louise Sophie Mary.






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Laurent & Claire (475 words)
Claire Coombs often travels to England to visit her paternal grandparents and her friends.
The parents of Claire Coombs married in Uccle in 1971.
Her father, Nicholas Coombs, was born in Wimbledon (England) in 1938.
Princess Claire of Belgium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (214 words)
Her Royal Highness Princess Claire of Belgium, (born Claire Louise Coombs, in Bath, England, on January 18, 1974) is the wife of Prince Laurent of Belgium and is a property surveyor.
She is a daughter of Nicholas Coombs, a British-born businessman, and his Belgian wife, née Nicole Mertens.
The civil ceremony was held at Brussels Town Hall and the religious ceremony at the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula.
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