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Prince Philippos and Princess Nina welcome son Kimon via surrogate in US

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Prince Philippos of Greece, godson of the late Princess Diana, and his wife Princess Nina have welcomed their first child together. The baby boy, named Kimon Thomas Konstantinos, was born via surrogate in the United States on July 27. The couple announced the birth publicly several weeks after the event. The child's middle names carry personal significance — Thomas honours Nina's father, Thomas Flohr, while Konstantinos pays tribute to Philippos' late father, Constantine II, the last king of Greece.

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