Inside the lavish lifestyle of Prince Achileas-Andreas of Greece and Denmark: the jet-setting royal is the grandson of Hong Kong billionaire Robert Miller and is linked to a Net-a-Porter heiress

Apr 16 , 2023

Prince Achileas-Andreas is part of the now-abolished Greek royal family. Photo: @achi_of_greece/Instagram

Prince Achileas-Andreas hails from strong familial roots, being a grandson of the late last king of Greece, Constantine II, and Hong Kong billionaire Robert Miller via his mum Marie-Chantal

Known as ‘Achileas of Greece’ on Instagram, the handsome prince shared a tribute to Queen Elizabeth, and has 4 siblings including Maria-Olympia, who’s interned at Dior and attends Valentino shows

Prince William may have been the heartthrob of Britain once upon a time, but there’s a new hunky royal who we’ve got our eyes on – meet Prince Achileas-Andreas of Greece and Denmark.

Despite being one of Constantine II’s grandchildren, the young prince presents as a more humble “Achileas of Greece” on Instagram, where he has 465,000 followers. He’s a part of the Greek royal family, whose power was dissolved in the 1970s.

Prince Achileas-Andreas of Greece and Denmark is the son of Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece and Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece. Photo: @mariechantal22/Instagram

Although many of his social media posts show him living a life not so different from the average 20-something, Achileas-Andreas sure enjoys more luxuries than most.

Let’s take a look inside his lavish lifestyle …

Prince Achileas-Andreas is the grandson of the last king of Greece

Achileas-Andreas was born into the Greek royal family. Photo: @achi_of_greece/Instagram

Achileas-Andreas is the third child of Pavlos, the Crown Prince of Greece, and Hong Kong-raised Marie-Chantal, the Crown Princess of Greece (who was born into the Danish royal family). Pavlos is the firstborn son of King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, who ruled as Greece’s king and queen until a 1973 referendum ended the Greek monarchy.

The referendum took place after a right-wing military coup that began in 1967. After King Constantine ultimately failed at instating a counter-coup, he and his family moved around Europe while living in exile.

Achileas-Andreas posted a tribute post to King Constantine II. Photo: @achi_of_greece/Instagram

Almost 69 per cent of voters in Greece voted to abolish the country’s monarchy in favour of a republic, The New York Times reported. Konstantinos Karamanlis was elected prime minister and the new Greek parliament gathered in December 1974, marking the official end of the monarchy.