Princess Xenia said her royal origins were a “blessing”.

A German princess has become the first aristocrat to take off her clothes for Playboy magazine. Princess Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris of Saxony appeared topless in the local edition of the magazine, hoping her decision would show “every woman is beautiful,” German magazine reports Bild. Her great-great-grandfather was the last King of Saxony, Friedrich August III, who died in 1932. The princess told the media that “he would have approved” the shoot.

“He’s described to me as very funny and loving. So he would definitely agree with that. I feel a special connection with him,” she told Bild In a poolside chat.

The 37-year-old claimed to be related to the 1,000-year-old House of Wettin. She didn’t think her royal family would approve of this.

“I would be surprised if they bought one. But I certainly hope they would at least tolerate it,” Princess Senia said of her relatives from the Wettin family.

Speaking about her royal origins, the princess said it seemed “like a curse” during her childhood. When she was in Class 7, the title of nobility was finally revealed to her classmates, and the experience was “terrifying.”

“The first girls immediately asked me if I had a maid, and the boys asked me if I would marry them so they could become princes,” Princess Xenia said.

But now she sees her royal title as a “blessing” that she can take advantage of. This allowed her to participate in many reality TV shows such as “castle‘,’Star Summer House‘ and ‘reality stars battle‘.

“I wanted to bring authenticity back to reality TV and also show people who I really am,” Princess told us. Bild.

She revealed her royal ancestry in a biography titledXenia: Life as a 21st Century Princess” in 2011. But the Wettings, the oldest recorded German noble family, rejected her claims.

“She is useless. She cannot have a biography. This incident is a terrible faux pas and a misfortune for the 1,000-year-old Wettin family,” Maria Emmanuel, ruler of the now-defunct dynasty Emanuel once said of her. Biography of Princess Xenia.