Just days before his brother Nikolaos’ wedding to Chryssi Vardinogianni, Pavlos de Grece enjoyed a night out with friends, hopping between nightclubs and not hesitating to take the stage and dance.
The evening began at “Kentro Athinon,” where Konstantinos Argyros was performing, and culminated at Antonis Remos’ venue, “Nox.” There, the son of the former King Constantine took to the stage and danced the “Zeibekiko of Evdokia,” skillfully balancing a glass of liquor on his head.
With Remos clapping along and flowers raining down, the firstborn son of Greece’s last royal couple proved himself to be an exceptional dancer. His friends recorded the electrifying moment, reminiscent of the days when Pavlos was single and often partied at the legendary Elyze in London, where he would occasionally showcase his powerful zeibekiko moves.
This night, just prior to his brother Nikolaos’ wedding, he relished the experience with friends and didn’t hesitate to entertain the crowd. After finishing the song, Pavlos applauded Antonis Remos, blew kisses to the audience, and appeared to fully enjoy the moment.
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In capturing the spirit of the evening, Pavlos de Grece demonstrated his lively character and deep connection to Greek culture, celebrating with friends in a vibrant atmosphere just days before a significant family occasion.
