Deletion of Princess Zein bint Hussein

Comment: I'm not sure that there's any formal declaration of where we draw the line for "presumptive notability" for members of the royal families of reigning monarchs, for whom, after all, their potential notability literally ''is'' inherited. In this case, the article's subject is the daughter of a reigning king (rather than any of the more obscure relationships that can nevertheless lead to someone being a "Princess"), and I'd be inclined to consider that sufficiently significant; certainly so in comparison to the British Royal Family, where grandchildren of the monarch have articles. That said, I can't imagine that there hasn't been some minimally sufficient amount of coverage of her in the Jordanian press, although that's poorly represented online (and largely in Arabic, naturally). I know that, at the very least, there has been mention of her in the context of her own immediate family. Her son, Jaafar, is a successful Jordanian singer (with http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20395222_20974788,00.html international coverage; he is probably notable in his own right). Her daughter Joumana is involved in the fashion industry and has apparently received some coverage in the Jordanian fashion magazine ''Layalina''. From sources I wouldn't deem particularly reliable, I know that her husband is the brother of Princess Alia bint Hussein's second husband, and that Princess Zein has an adopted daughter in addition to her two biological children. I find it |fairly implausible that such topics did not receive coverage from Jordan Radio and Television Corporation|JRTV or any of the Jordanian newspapers
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NEXIST)