Breaking Barriers: German Princess Becomes First Aristocrat To Go Topless For Playboy
Tristar Media. Getty Images.Anytime someone decides to break barriers it's obviously a big moment in the world. Sending a shockwave throughout the system and going against the grind is how heroes are born. Enter the Princess of Saxony, Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris. She just became the first aristocrat in history to shed her clothes for Playboy. A true hero.
Daily Mail A glamorous German princess has become the first aristocrat to take off her clothes for Playboy in a risqué royal sit-down.
Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris, the Princess of Saxony, will appear topless in tomorrow's local edition of the lifestyle magazine in a move she hopes will show that 'every woman is beautiful the way she is'.
The 37-year-old, who claims a link to the 1,000-year-old House of Wettin, said she would be 'surprised' if her ancient noble family bought the magazine, but hopes 'they at least tolerate it'.
Prior to Playboy she appeared on reality TV shows like Undercover Princesses and currently, B:Real—Real Celebrities, Real Life. You know, the big time stuff. Now fun fact about Xenia, the royal family in Germany don't accept her as one of their own. She's a bit of a rebel, which definitely adds to the intrigue.
In 2011, the House of Wettin itself rejected her claim to the title after she announced her biography: Xenia: The Life of a Princess in the 21st Century.
'She is a nothing. She can't have a biography,' said the defunct dynasty's head, Maria Emanuel, Margrave of Meissen, adding that 'this thing is a dreadful faux pas, a misfortune for the 1,000-year-old House of Wettin'.
Despite these hellacious claims, the German Princess has gone onto prove this wrong as her great-great-great-grandfather was long time stoolie Frederick Augustus III, the last king of Saxony.
Well Barstool Sports certainly won't be the ones to drag her down for being herself. We preach creativity and freedom here. Also the traditional royals can kick rocks. If I'm asked who my favorite German aristocrat is I'll name Princess Xenia of Saxony without a second's hesitation. Take notes royals.
