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On Tuesday, Tessy Antony de Nassau took to Instagram Stories where she congratulated her ex-husband Prince Louis of Luxembourg on his recent engagement.

Her sweet message came shortly after The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg announced that day that the 34-year-old is engaged to French attorney Scarlett-Lauren Sirgue, 29.

Louis was previously married to Antony de Nassau, 35, from 2006 until 2019.  The former couple met while they were both serving in the army.

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The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg announced Tuesday that Prince Louis of Luxembourg is engaged to French lawyer Scarlett-Lauren Sirgue. (Private Collection of the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg)

The pair have two sons: 15-year-old Prince Gabriel and 13-year-old Prince Noah. Louis relinquished his succession rights when he married Antony, who is a commoner, People magazine reported.

"Finally its out too :)," Antony de Nassau wrote. "Gabe, Noah, Frank and I are so happy for you both and wish you only the best and much happiness."

In a statement, Louis’s parents, Grand Duke Henry and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg, wrote: "We are very happy to announce the engagement of our son, Prince Louis, to Miss Scarlett-Lauren Sirgue. [Louis's sons] Princes Gabriel and Noah join us in surrounding the new couple with all our affection. We wish them immense happiness."

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Prince Louis of Luxembourg was previously married to Tessy Antony de Nassau from 2006 until 2019. (Mark Renders/Getty Images)

The royal family also released a portrait of the beaming couple.

Antony de Nassau is engaged to Swiss businessman Frank Floessel and the pair are expecting a child later this year, People reported.

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Since her divorce, Antony De Nassau has taken on the roles of humanitarian and businesswoman. She launched a podcast titled "Tessy Antony de Nassau’s Zoom O’Clock" in 2020.