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She is a paleontologist and does research and field work on human fossils in Western Atlantic, especially Cyretopolitania. | She is a paleontologist and does research and field work on human fossils in Western Atlantic, especially Cyretopolitania. | ||
| − | + | She married in 2000 to Prince Ignace of Hersenland. However, the marriage lasted a year, and they separated. The marriage was annulled in 2008, and that same year Fiona remarried to [[Wenzel von Tamringen|Baron Jakob von Tamringen]]. They have three children: Lola (born 2010) and Laura (born 2013). | |
Although she is legally a Baroness von Tamringen (she lost her princely title after her marriage), she uses her maiden name (without the title). | Although she is legally a Baroness von Tamringen (she lost her princely title after her marriage), she uses her maiden name (without the title). | ||
[[Category: Brasland]] | [[Category: Brasland]] | ||
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She is a paleontologist and does research and field work on human fossils in Western Atlantic, especially Cyretopolitania.
She married in 2000 to Prince Ignace of Hersenland. However, the marriage lasted a year, and they separated. The marriage was annulled in 2008, and that same year Fiona remarried to Baron Jakob von Tamringen. They have three children: Lola (born 2010) and Laura (born 2013).
Although she is legally a Baroness von Tamringen (she lost her princely title after her marriage), she uses her maiden name (without the title).
