Powerful men are always attracted to beautiful women. Therefore, it is not surprising that exceptional beauties become the spouses of presidents. Here are 15 of the most charming first ladies who made the whole world fall in love with them.

15. Mehriban Aliyeva (Azerbaijan)

The wife of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev is distinguished not only by her beauty, but also by her intelligence: she recently became vice-president of her country. Mehriban is also the President of the Gymnastics Federation, a Goodwill Ambassador for UNESCO and ISESCO.

14. Melania Trump (USA)

Melania is rightfully considered one of the sexiest first ladies. The wife of Donald Trump and the mistress of the White House in the past was actively involved in a modeling career, so anyone can find her candid pictures on the Internet. No matter what they say, she is not short of wisdom and perseverance.

13. Rania Al-Abdullah (Jordan)

Not just the first lady, but the Queen of Jordan, wife of King Abdullah II. Rania has enjoyed the title for 18 years and has been active in international politics advocating for the Palestinian community. Charm and persuasion help her achieve results faster than the best diplomats.

12. Angelica Rivera (Mexico)

Angelica became Mexico's first lady in 2012 when her husband, Enrique Peña Nieta, was elected president. She is better known to the general public as the star of the series “Simply Maria”.

11. Charlene Wittstock (Monaco)

Even before her wedding to Prince Albert II of Monaco, Charlene became the South African swimming champion and participated in the Olympic Games in Sydney. Currently, the princess is involved in charity work and participates in various sports commissions.

10. Eva Peron (Argentina)

Eva was the wife of Argentine President Juan Peron from 1946 to 1952. Helping the poor has become one of the most important activities of the first lady; she founded her own charitable foundation. Contemporaries say that Eva had a special attractiveness and magnetism. Unfortunately, this kind-hearted beauty passed away at the age of 33 from cancer.

9. Carla Bruni (France)

Carla was the first lady of France from 2008 to 2012, but this is far from her only merit. Bruni was one of the twenty highest paid models in the world, and before her marriage to Nicolas Sarkozy, she released two albums with songs (including her own compositions). And who will believe that she is already 49 years old?

8. Marcela Tedeschi (Brazil)

This model managed to seduce and fall in love with the Brazilian politician Michel Temer, who became president in 2016. Her husband is 42 years older than Marcela, but this does not bother her at all. True, this beauty still has to work on her reputation: a scandal recently erupted due to the fact that the first lady demanded $2,000,000 in taxpayer funds to renovate her mansion.

7. Sylvia Bongo (Gabon)

The wife of Ali ben Bongo Ondimba, the President of Gabon, is actively involved in charitable activities. Moreover, even before her marriage, she was a successful entrepreneur and ran her own company, Alliance S.A.

6. Lee Seol-ju (North Korea)

Not much is known about the wife of the DPRK leader. Lee used to be a singer, but she abandoned her career after her wedding to Kim Jong-un in 2009. According to some reports, she gave birth to her wife two heirs.

5. Michelle Obama (USA)

The wife of the 44th President of the United States is a lawyer by training, which helps her engage in social activities. The first lady of African-American descent was ranked 93rd on the Maxim Top 100 list in 2009, and first on Forbes magazine's list of the world's most powerful women in 2010.

4. Dominique Ouattara (Ivory Coast)

Dominica has been the first lady of Côte d'Ivoire since 2011. The 63-year-old wife of Alassane Ouattara is focused on fighting poverty, inequality and child trafficking.

3. Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuk (Bhutan)

Wife of Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk, fifth king of Bhutan. Jetsun became queen at the age of 21, and conquered her husband not only with her captivating beauty, but also with her kind heart. “While she is young, she is kind in heart and character. These qualities, together with the wisdom that will come with age and experience, will make her a great servant of the nation,” the king of Bhutan said about his beloved.

2. Princess Lalla Salma (Morocco)

The red-haired beauty became the wife of King Mohammed VI of Morocco in 2002. Lalla supports charities and was awarded the Order of Leopold II and the Order of Isabella the Catholic for her good deeds. By the way, before her marriage she held the position of information systems engineer.

1. Queen Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano (Spain)

Leticia was a journalist and hosted a daily evening program on one of the Spanish channels, where the Prince of Asturias noticed her. Their wedding took place in 2004, and 10 years later Philip VI became king.

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First ladies are always in sight. They must look great and lead by example in everything from social activities to family and dress. Some do it better than others - when charm, intelligence, style and strong character come together in one woman.

Fast website dedicated to the wives of heads of state who were not satisfied with the role of being an attachment to their politician husband, but managed to win the hearts of millions.

Jacqueline Kennedy, USA

“My task is to show the world that the United States is not a country of bad taste,” said Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of US President John F. Kennedy. And she succeeded - a style icon and a real pop star, Jacqueline still inspires fashion designers and becomes the heroine of films.

“The dress should be tight enough to show that you are a woman, and loose enough to show that you are a lady,” is also her saying. In addition to her taste and style, Jackie captivated us with her gentleness, humor, sharp mind and boundless devotion to her husband.

Michelle Obama, USA

Lively and natural, Michelle Obama evokes not only sympathy, but also great respect. When her husband was elected president, she took up the issues that worried her. In obesity-plagued America, Michelle launched the Let's Move program, dancing and playing games with teenagers, and created a vegetable garden at the White House as an example of healthy eating. Her sense of style deserves special praise - she knows how to look feminine and fashionable. And in oratory, Michelle eclipsed even her husband. Although she says she has no plans to enter politics, she is promised success in this field.

Grace Kelly, Monaco

Above: Grace Kelly and Gary Grant in Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief. Below: wedding to Rainier and their children.

The first beauty and one of the most successful actresses in Hollywood abandoned her film career and wanted to become a princess. She married Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Princess Grace made the inhabitants of a small country fall in love with her - she knew how to win over everyone she interacted with. To her first Christmas ball as a princess, Grace invited children from all over the principality aged 3 to 12 years. Everyone adored her, but was Grace happy? The prince husband turned out to be a beech, he did not like social life and was jealous of Grace for her popularity. In 1982, the princess died in an accident, and this made her a truly iconic figure.

Carla Bruni, France

It is still unknown who benefited more from this marriage - it is not for nothing that Nicolas, with such adoration looks at his wife.

A successful top model, poetess and singer - the world learned about her before it heard about the politics of Nicolas Sarkozy. Her beauty and intelligence once captivated Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton and Kevin Costner. Despite her rather scandalous past, Carla quickly became a favorite of French women, primarily due to her freedom-loving nature. After leaving the post of First Lady, Carla returned to tours and headed French Vogue.

Melania Trump, USA

Above: Knauss just became the face of Levi's and is signing autographs at the brand's store. Below: US First Lady Melania Trump dances at the inauguration in a dress she designed specifically for the ceremony.

The Trump couple may evoke different feelings, but one thing is for sure: in this couple, the eyes stop on Melania. The beautiful Melania Knavs (later she changed her last name to Knauss) began her career at the age of 16, performing at shows in Milan and Paris. In 1999, the model met Donald Trump. At first, the billionaire was turned away, but he began courting him so zealously that his feelings were soon appreciated. Knauss's photos were published in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Glamour, Elle and many other famous magazines.

Chantal Biya, Cameroon

Bottom left: this is how Chantal Biya came to the Pope (so that it was immediately clear where she was going). Right: They are friends with Carla Bruni.

The First Lady of Cameroon is not in danger of going unnoticed. Everything about her is a little too much: the hair, the bright colors, the accessories. But she is known not only for her eccentricity. Chantal is involved in charity work, and the first international center in Africa to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS bears her name. Outside the country, the kind and charming first lady of Cameroon is known much more than her husband, President Paul Biya.

Sheikha Moza bint Nasser Al Misned, Qatar

Below: Sheikha Moza with her husband - in 2010, Qatar became the first Islamic country to win the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup games.

Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser Al Misned, wife of the former Emir of Qatar, is one of the most stylish women in the East. Despite the traditions of her region, Moza appears in public with an open face, has a doctorate, is a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire and a UNESCO special envoy.

She is considered the eminence grise of Qatar. Consider the fact that the current emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani was not the eldest son and heir. Contrary to the usual principle of seniority, the throne of Qatar was inherited by the son of Sheikha Moza. Her influence is credited with modernizing the country and improving relations with the Western world.

Queen Letizia, Spain

The wife of King Philip VI of Spain, the beautiful Letizia, is a socialite, style icon and mother of two charming daughters. The Queen is the darling of Spain and is more popular outside the country than her crowned husband (at least among women, since fashion magazines constantly talk about her). But besides beauty and grace, Letizia has something to brag about - she made an excellent career in journalism, and after becoming a princess (and later queen), she won many awards for her successes in protecting children, promoting culture and education.

Queen Rania, Jordan

This graceful girl is the wife of the King of Jordan and the mother of four (!) children. In the top photo, three of them are walking behind. Rania's story is the story of a modern Cinderella. An ordinary girl, she worked in a Citibank branch in Amman and it was there that she met her future husband.

The Queen says she considers herself a true Arab woman and devotes most of her time to her husband and four children. But at the same time, she heads a foundation that fights for women's rights, opposes child abuse, supports vaccination and donor programs, and dreams of equipping all schools in Jordan with computers. Rania is active in international politics, advocating for the Palestinian community. She is also a patron of the arts and the main muse of Giorgio Armani.

"Peony Fairy" Peng Liyuan, China

The wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping is a popular singer in China; not a single New Year's gala concert on central television is complete without her. When they met their future husband in 1986, almost no one had heard of him, but Peng Liyuan was well known and loved. The status beauty is smart, has a strong character and considerable influence in the country. And as if that weren't enough, she's also a major general.

For its brightness and majesty, Peng was popularly called the “Peony Fairy”. The peony, as a particularly revered flower in China, is associated with the symbolism of emperors and personifies beauty and sensuality - qualities, by all accounts, inherent in Peng Liyuan.

“My wife is beautiful, and these pictures are proof of that!” - Trump said. At the same time, he noted that Melania would make a wonderful mistress of the White House.

Indeed, the first lady, in accordance with her status, must dazzle and shine. Days.Ru publish a selection of the most beautiful wives of current state leaders.

Michelle Obama (USA)

The wife of the 44th President of America, Barack Obama, Michelle, is not only beautiful, but also smart. Before moving to the White House, the graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School worked for a long time as an attorney. She invariably attracts attention not only with her impeccable style and outfits from the best American designers, but also with her active participation in political life. Note that Obama is the only first lady in US history with a dark skin color, and this already sets her apart from her predecessors.

In America, the birthplace of fast food, Michelle Obama promotes healthy eating. She encourages her compatriots to eat more vegetables and exercise. At the same time, Michelle herself follows her own advice. She tends her own vegetable garden in the White House courtyard and demonstrates excellent athletic training by doing push-ups while on television.

A few years ago, Michelle's dance became a hit on the Internet. During her performance, she demonstrated not only excellent plasticity, but also a complete absence of complexes.

Queen Rania (Jordan)

The 45-year-old wife of Abdullah II became famous throughout the world largely due to her active political position. She defends women's rights and fights against child abuse. Rania also participates in activities related to health and education issues.

The titled person has long held another unspoken title - the most fashionable ruler of the planet. The Queen harmoniously combines oriental beauty with European sophistication. Since 2003, Hello! named Rania the most elegant woman in the world; she is consistently included in the ratings of the most stylish celebrities.

Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan, unlike many royals, does not ignore social networks. In May 2009, she joined Twitter and later opened an Instagram account.

Peng Liyuan (PRC)

The wife of Chinese leader Jinping is a very extraordinary woman. Before her, none of the wives of Chinese rulers had been a public figure or participated in official events.

In addition, Peng Liyuan successfully combines his government duties with a career in show business. Not a single New Year's concert in the Middle Kingdom is complete without a performance by the First Lady. She often tours military bases, giving free performances.

The wife of the Chinese leader dresses very modestly, preferring timeless classics. It is noteworthy that Chinese women try to imitate the first lady, carefully copying her style. As soon as she appears in public in a new outfit, customers sweep similar items off store shelves.

Mehriban Aliyeva (Azerbaijan)

Mehriban was born into one of the most respected families in Azerbaijan. In 1983, while a student at a medical university, which, by the way, she graduated with honors, she married the future leader of the state, Ilham Aliyev.

Mehriban Aliyeva became the most influential woman in Azerbaijan not only due to her beauty. She knows how to be on time everywhere and at once. The First Lady is not only a mother of three children, but also a prominent public figure. At 52 years old, she maintains a chiseled figure, and the thick hair of the president’s wife can be the envy of many young beauties.

Angelica Rivera (Mexico)

The first lady of Mexico became famous in her country long before she married Enrique Peña. Angelica starred in Mexican soap operas, including the series “Simply Maria” and “Mistress”, which were also shown on Russian television. In addition, she was married to the brother of "Wild Rose" Veronica Castro

Moza bint Nasser al-Misned (Qatar)

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the ruler of Qatar, has three wives, but only one of them goes out into the world. Sheikh considers the beautiful Moza bint Nasser al-Misned to be the adornment of his state, so she always accompanies her husband at important political events.

It is noteworthy that Sheikha Moza is not only incredibly attractive, but also a very educated woman. The First Lady of Qatar manages to look dazzling in closed dresses and national headdresses. This is probably why journalists nicknamed her “the Arab Grace Kelly.”

Asma Assad (Syria)

Unlike many first ladies who actively participate in the political life of their country, the wife of Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad, Asma, prefers to stay in the shadow of her husband. She raises three children, only occasionally participating in political events.

Despite her Syrian origin, Asma is a completely European woman. She never wears Arabic clothes, thereby emphasizing that freedom of choice reigns in the country.

Lalla Salma (Morocco)

The future wife of King Mohammed VI of Morocco was born in 1978 in the family of a school teacher. The girl was left an orphan at the age of three, after which her grandmother took her in to raise her.

Before the wedding, the girl studied to become an information systems engineer and then worked in her specialty. Now the Queen of Morocco oversees health issues in the country.

Queen Jetsun Pema (Bhutan)

Jetsun was born in 1990 in the family of a pilot. She is the youngest queen in the world. Her husband, King Jigme Khesar of Bhutan, is also considered the youngest sitting monarch on the planet. The girl was introduced to her future husband by her relatives: her mother is a relative of the royal family.

Citizens of Bhutan, a tiny state in the Himalayas, nicknamed their ruler the “Dragon Queen.” Moreover, this happened long before the appearance of the series “Game of Thrones”.

While studying in London, the future queen studied art, psychology, history and international relations. Now she enjoys participating in various activities related to art and sports. In particular, Jetsun is very fond of basketball.

Queen Letizia (Spain)

The wife of King Philip VI was born in 1975. This beauty worked as a journalist on television for a long time and, largely due to her magnificent beauty, was a favorite of viewers.

After her wedding to the Spanish prince, Letizia Ortiz became the first non-aristocratic claimant to the royal throne in the history of Catholic Spain. The wedding took place on May 22, 2004 in the Cathedral of Madrid.

Ten years later, King Juan Carlos abdicated the throne in favor of his son - so Leticia became queen. At 44 years old, she still prefers minis, which causes dissatisfaction among the prim Spanish grandees. The royal couple have two daughters: Leonor and Sofia.

The First Lady is an example of style, behavior in society, the personification of femininity and strength. Presidential spouses play a significant role in the life of the country.

On their fragile shoulders lies concern for socially vulnerable segments of the population. Popular wisdom says: a man’s success depends on the woman who is next to him. And the president’s success probably comes from the first lady, who manages to support her husband in all his political endeavors and be a good role model for the fair half of society.

Mehriban Aliyeva

Mehriban Aliyeva is the wife of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev.

The First Lady of Azerbaijan Mehriban Aliyeva manages everything: she is involved in politics and does not leave her family unattended.

One of the most beautiful women in the world, Mehriban Aliyeva, is the mother of three children. The combination of a bright oriental appearance with royal poise and impeccable taste gives a truly impressive effect.

Charlene, Princess of Monaco

The 11th Princess of Monaco, wife of Prince Albert II of Monaco, Charlene, was a professional swimmer and competed at the Olympic Games and other competitions for South Africa.

The princess met her future husband in 2000 at a competition in Monaco. The engagement was announced in 2010, and the civil ceremony and wedding took place in 2011. Due to her athletic build and tall height (1.77 m), the princess appears at official events, for the most part, in long dresses. Most often, you can see sets of a flowing skirt and a graphic jacket, straight-cut dresses, and coats in an architectural style.

The couple's circle notes Charlene's resemblance to Prince Albert's mother, American actress Grace Kelly.

Michelle Obama

The wife of US President Barack Obama, according to the Forbes magazine rating, is the most influential first lady in the world.

Michelle was educated at Princeton University and Harvard Law School before returning to Chicago, where she worked at the law firm Sidley Austin, then at Chicago City Hall and at the University of Chicago Medical Center.

Has a Doctor of Law degree. I met my future husband at work. Michelle Obama is the first ever first lady of African-American descent in the United States. The First Lady carefully monitors her figure. Michelle's weekly fitness program includes not only cardio training and jumping rope, but also strength training.

In 2012, Michelle Obama’s book “Grown in the USA: The Story of the White House and Gardens of All America” was published, which is based on her personal experience of growing organic food and promotes healthy eating. Michelle is known for her ability to combine both designer clothes and budget items in her looks. marks. In the first lady's wardrobe, dresses from designers Michael Kors and Jason Wu sit alongside clothes from J.Crew and H&M.

Mrs. Obama prefers the brands Kimberly MacDonald and Tom Binns, whose products are considered costume jewelry. Michelle is especially fond of rings from Loree Rodkin from the more expensive segment. In 2013, she was recognized as the most stylish lady in the world according to Style Magazine.

Lalla Salma

The wife of the King of Morocco studied at a private school in Rabat, then, after graduating from the Hassan II Lyceum, received a bachelor's degree in mathematical sciences. Although Lalla will never become queen, she is entitled to serve as First Lady of Morocco and remains the only wife of Mohammed VI.

She bears the title of Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Salma. Her image adheres to Eastern traditions. Lalla can often be seen in the national oriental long dress “jalabia” of a wide variety of colors. The pride of the first lady is her fiery red long hair.

Asma Assad

The wife of the Syrian President was born and educated in London, worked for a large financial company in the US, then went to Syria and married Bashar al-Assad.

Asma also put considerable effort into the process of reconstructing the capital of Syria, Damascus, which was recognized as a cultural heritage of the East.

In 2008, Mrs. Assad was recognized as the most stylish first lady in the world. Asma's look combines comfort and elegance.

The First Lady often chooses clothes in natural colors: black, white, beige, gray, khaki. Prefers cotton, knitwear, and softly draping fabrics.

For accessories, Asma wears large necklaces and different types of belts. She does not wear Arabic clothing, thereby emphasizing that women in the country have freedom of choice.

Rania al-Abdullah

Queen of Jordan, wife of King Abdullah II. Few royals can match the Jordanian Queen's elegance.

Rania very successfully manages to combine traditional Arabic costume and Western-style clothing in her wardrobe. Her favorite designers are Elie Saab and Armani.

Rania never wore a headscarf, did not cover her beautiful European face, and strives to show by example that the Muslim world is not closed, and women in it are strong and have rights.

In 2003, to her royal title, Rania added the title of “Queen of Elegance of the World 2003” by the British magazine “Hello”.

Leticia Ortiz Rocasolano

Her Royal Highness Doña Letizia Ortiz Rocasolbno, Princess of Asturias, Viana and Gerona, Duchess of Mont Blanc, Countess of Cerverska and Senora Balaguer - wife of Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne.

She received her bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from one of the oldest universities in the world - Complutense University of Madrid. After graduation, she worked for the Siglo XXI newspaper in Mexico and the CNN+ television company. In 2000, she received the prestigious Larra Eword award, which is awarded to journalists under 30 years of age for outstanding professional achievements.

2003 was a fateful year for Letizia: after becoming a TV presenter of a news program, the future princess met Prince Felipe and became engaged to him. A year later the couple got married, and three years later they already had two children: Her Royal Highness Infanta Leonor and Her Royal Highness Infanta Sofia.

The princess constantly finds herself at the top of the ratings of stylishly dressed women in power. For formal business meetings, she chooses medium-length skirts, a jacket with a blouse and pumps, or strict but feminine suits and dresses of a simple style.

Letizia loves prints and knows how to wear them, combining them with plain elements of the ensemble. The princess does not ignore various textured fabrics and methods of processing them: cotton lace in nude shades, pleated dresses, organza complete with thin woolen fabric or satin.

Letizia's figure allows her to experiment with styles and textures. In her hairstyle, the princess prefers loose hair of a natural shade, which successfully shades the woman's milky skin.

Moza bint Nasser al-Misned

Moza bint Nasser al-Misned is the second of the three wives of the former emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani (He abdicated power in favor of the Crown Prince Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani - ed.), political and public figure.

Unlike the sheikh's other two companions, Moza accompanies the emir at public events and official receptions, and also holds a number of government and international positions. This list includes: the head of the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Social Development, the president of the Supreme Council for Family Affairs; Vice President of the Supreme Council of Education; UNESCO Special Envoy.

The first lady has seven children: five sons and two daughters.

It was Moza who first appeared in public with an open face, violating one of the main rules of Islamic etiquette in the countries of Arabia. In her look, she prefers fabrics in rich shades: deep blue, burgundy, cinnabar, anthracite, black, which highlight a woman’s tanned skin.

Sheikha Moza's constant accessory remains a scarf tied in a special way. With discreet clothing styles and footwear, the first lady allows herself unusual combinations of colors and textures.

53-year-old Sheikha Moza is regularly included in the list of 'Most Stylish Celebrities' according to Vanity Fair magazine.

Akie Abe

The wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is discreet and always looks impeccable. But nothing human is alien to the first lady: in ordinary life, Akie Abe worked as a radio DJ for several years, loves to dance flamenco and is interested in fashion.

In clothing, he adheres to more European than oriental style. There are some parallels with the image of Jacqueline Kennedy: suits with straight or slightly flared knee-length skirts in pastel shades, medium-heeled shoes, small graphic bags.

Recently, America was shocked by a political and erotic scandal: the New York Post published on its cover a photograph of the naked wife of Donald Trump, who was then a candidate for US President. The billionaire's opponents unsuccessfully hoped to compromise him in this way.

“My wife is beautiful, and these pictures are proof of that!” - said Trump. At the same time, he noted that Melania would make a wonderful mistress of the White House.

Indeed, the first lady, in accordance with her status, must dazzle and shine. Dni.Ru publishes a selection of the most beautiful wives of current state leaders.

Michelle Obama (USA)

The wife of the 44th President of America, Barack Obama, Michelle, is not only beautiful, but also smart. Before moving to the White House, the graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School worked for a long time as an attorney. She invariably attracts attention not only with her impeccable style and outfits from the best American designers, but also with her active participation in political life. Note that Obama is the only first lady in US history with a dark skin color, and this already sets her apart from her predecessors.

In America, the birthplace of fast food, Michelle Obama promotes healthy eating. She encourages her compatriots to eat more vegetables and exercise. At the same time, Michelle herself follows her own advice. She tends her own vegetable garden in the White House courtyard and demonstrates excellent athletic training by doing push-ups while on television.

A few years ago, Michelle's dance became a hit on the Internet. During her performance, she demonstrated not only excellent plasticity, but also a complete absence of complexes.

Queen Rania (Jordan)

The 45-year-old wife of Abdullah II became famous throughout the world largely due to her active political position. She defends women's rights and fights against child abuse. Rania also participates in activities related to health and education issues.

The titled person has long held another unspoken title - the most fashionable ruler of the planet. The Queen harmoniously combines oriental beauty with European sophistication. Since 2003, Hello! named Rania the most elegant woman in the world; she is consistently included in the ratings of the most stylish celebrities.

Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan, unlike many royals, does not ignore social networks. In May 2009, she joined Twitter and later opened an Instagram account.

Peng Liyuan (PRC)

The wife of Chinese leader Jinping is a very extraordinary woman. Before her, none of the wives of Chinese rulers had been a public figure or participated in official events.

In addition, Peng Liyuan successfully combines his government duties with a career in show business. Not a single New Year's concert in the Middle Kingdom is complete without a performance by the First Lady. She often tours military bases, giving free performances.

The wife of the Chinese leader dresses very modestly, preferring timeless classics. It is noteworthy that Chinese women try to imitate the first lady, carefully copying her style. As soon as she appears in public in a new outfit, customers sweep similar items off store shelves.

Mehriban Aliyeva (Azerbaijan)

Mehriban was born into one of the most respected families in Azerbaijan. In 1983, while a student at a medical university, which, by the way, she graduated with honors, she married the future leader of the state, Ilham Aliyev.

Mehriban Aliyeva became the most influential woman in Azerbaijan not only due to her beauty. She knows how to be on time everywhere and at once. The First Lady is not only a mother of three children, but also a prominent public figure. At 52 years old, she maintains a chiseled figure, and the thick hair of the president’s wife can be the envy of many young beauties.

Angelica Rivera (Mexico)

The first lady of Mexico became famous in her country long before she married Enrique Peña. Angelica starred in Mexican soap operas, including the series “Simply Maria” and “Mistress”, which were also shown on Russian television. In addition, she was married to the brother of "Wild Rose" Veronica Castro

Moza bint Nasser al-Misned (Qatar)

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the ruler of Qatar, has three wives, but only one of them goes out into the world. Sheikh considers the beautiful Moza bint Nasser al-Misned to be the adornment of his state, so she always accompanies her husband at important political events.

It is noteworthy that Sheikha Moza is not only incredibly attractive, but also a very educated woman. The First Lady of Qatar manages to look dazzling in closed dresses and national headdresses. This is probably why journalists nicknamed her “the Arab Grace Kelly.”

Asma Assad (Syria)

Unlike many first ladies who actively participate in the political life of their country, the wife of Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad, Asma, prefers to stay in the shadow of her husband. She raises three children, only occasionally participating in political events.

Despite her Syrian origin, Asma is a completely European woman. She never wears Arabic clothes, thereby emphasizing that freedom of choice reigns in the country.

Lalla Salma (Morocco)

The future wife of King Mohammed VI of Morocco was born in 1978 in the family of a school teacher. The girl was left an orphan at the age of three, after which her grandmother took her in to raise her.

Before the wedding, the girl studied to become an information systems engineer and then worked in her specialty. Now the Queen of Morocco oversees health issues in the country.

Queen Jetsun Pema (Bhutan)

Jetsun was born in 1990 in the family of a pilot. She is the youngest queen in the world. Her husband, King Jigme Khesar of Bhutan, is also considered the youngest sitting monarch on the planet. The girl was introduced to her future husband by her relatives: her mother is a relative of the royal family.

The citizens of Bhutan, a tiny state in the Himalayas, nicknamed their ruler the “Dragon Queen.” Moreover, this happened long before the appearance of the series “Game of Thrones”.

While studying in London, the future queen studied art, psychology, history and international relations. Now she enjoys participating in various activities related to art and sports. In particular, Jetsun is very fond of basketball.

Queen Letizia (Spain)

The wife of King Philip VI was born in 1975. This beauty worked as a journalist on television for a long time and, largely due to her magnificent beauty, was a favorite of viewers.

After her wedding to the Spanish prince, Letizia Ortiz became the first non-aristocratic claimant to the royal throne in the history of Catholic Spain. The wedding took place on May 22, 2004 in the Cathedral of Madrid.

Ten years later, King Juan Carlos abdicated the throne in favor of his son - so Leticia became queen. At 44 years old, she still prefers minis, which causes dissatisfaction among the prim Spanish grandees. The royal couple have two daughters: Leonor and Sofia.