Prince Emmanuel turns DJ, releases tracks 'Palace' and 'Rio' online

Belgium's Prince Emmanuel ha taken an unexpected leap into the world of music, launching a career as a DJ under the stage name Vyntrix.

The 19-year-old royal-youngest son of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde has recently released several dance tracks, including Palace and Rio, marking a surprising turn from traditional royal roles. 

Credited as Emmanuel de Saxe on his music projects-a nod to his full name, Emmanuel of Saxe-Coburg-the prince is also known for his saxophone skills, which influence his musical style. 

His foray into electronic music has attracted attention, with his tracks now streaming on major platforms. Since the news broke, his DJ persona has rapidly gained traction, with over 10,000 followers on Instagram. 

Prince Emmanuel is the third of four children in the Belgian royal family. He has an elder sister, Princess Elisabeth, 23, who is first in line to the throne and currently studying at Harvard university, and two siblings-Prince Gabriel, 21, and Princess Elenore, 17. 

As third in line to the throne, Emmanuel does not hold the position of heir apparent, which belongs to Princess Elisabeth.

His musical pursuits have also earned support from royal relatives-Luxembourg's Grand Duke Henri even featured Emmanuel's track 'Rio' during a garden party at Chateau Berg last month. 

Beyond music, Prince Emmanuel is also a talented athlete. He has trained at a Spanish football academy with hopes of reaching La Liga level, and enjoys a range of sports including skiing, tennis, windsurfing, and running. 

Additionally he plays the Saxophone and is multilingual, speaking in French, Dutch, and English fluently. 

He holds an International Baccalaureate diploma and is currently enrolled in a language and sports training program abroad, according to the Belgian royal family's official website.