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===Personal life=== | ===Personal life=== | ||
In 2009, Álvara graduated from [[Colegio del Rey (Costa Mejis)|Colegio del Rey]] with a bachelors of science in international relations. She completed her masters in 2016. She has authored two books; one detailing her young adult life as the Crown Princess of Costa Mejis entitled ''Peso de la Sangre'' (''Weight of the Blood'') and the second a romantic drama written under a ''Estilo de Amor'' (''Love's Flair''). | In 2009, Álvara graduated from [[Colegio del Rey (Costa Mejis)|Colegio del Rey]] with a bachelors of science in international relations. She completed her masters in 2016. She has authored two books; one detailing her young adult life as the Crown Princess of Costa Mejis entitled ''Peso de la Sangre'' (''Weight of the Blood'') and the second a romantic drama written under a {{wpl|pseudonym}} entitled ''Estilo de Amor'' (''Love's Flair''). | ||
==Titles of honors== | ==Titles of honors== | ||
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| Adriana III Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess of Costa Mejis | |
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| Crown Princess of Costa Mejis | |
| Reign | November 15, 2000 – present |
| Born | Álvara Reyes November 14, 1984 Rozas, Costa Mejis |
| House | Casa Reyes |
| Father | Álvaro IX |
| Mother | Queen-Consort Natalia IV |
| Religion | Aperian |
| Occupation | Author • socialite |
Álvara Reyes is the Crown Princess of Costa Mejis, the daughter of King Álvaro IX and Queen-Consort Natalia IV, the current King and Queen of Costa Mejis. If Álvara ascends to the throne, she will become the first Queen regent of Costa Mejis since Vanesa III, who ruled from 1901 - 1930. In her duties as Crown Princess, she has represented her father both domestically and abroad.
Though she has always held the position of heir apparent due to her being the eldest child of the monarch, Costa Mejian tradition dictates that a claimant can not ascend to the throne prior to their sixteenth birthday. As such, was acclaimed as the Crown Princess of Costa Mejis on November 15, 2000, a day after her 16th birthday.
She is currently considered to be one of the most eligible bachelorettes in Costa Mejis and has a long list of failed courtships, starting with Lord Pío Calzada in 2006. It is widely speculated she will marry a eligible suitor from Casa Alvaro, though at this time she remains both unwed and unattached. She is also one of the most prominent, if unwilling, sex symbols of Costa Mejis, and was rated the fourteenth most attractive woman, and seventh most desirable bachelorette, by the Mejian tabloid Chisme
Early life
A born member of Casa Reyes, she is entitled to the honorific of "Lady", as is any born female of a noble house of Costa Mejis. She is also closely tired to Casa Alvaro through her mother.
Political life
In addition to her role as heir apparent to the King of Costa Mejis, Crown Princess Álvara currently serves on the Costa Mejian Royal Council and as the head of the Costa Mejian Office of State. Further, she is the senior female of Casa Reyes and will take on the role of house matriarch upon the death of Carmelita Reyes, the current matriarch of Casa Reyes and the mother of Álvaro IX. As she was born into Casa Reyes, she does not hold a position within her mother's house, Casa Alvaro. If she were to marry into Casa Alvaro, she would likely not assume the role of house matriarch upon the death of her grandmother, Ámbar Alvaro-Yanez.
Personal life
In 2009, Álvara graduated from Colegio del Rey with a bachelors of science in international relations. She completed her masters in 2016. She has authored two books; one detailing her young adult life as the Crown Princess of Costa Mejis entitled Peso de la Sangre (Weight of the Blood) and the second a romantic drama written under a pseudonym entitled Estilo de Amor (Love's Flair).
Titles of honors
Crown Princess of Costa Mejis
Lady of Casa Reyes
