THE MONARCH CHILDREN

The Monarch Children — formally presented throughout UMG’s public records as The Royal Children of The UMG Monarch Dynasty — represent the living continuation of the family, the Royal House, and the generational purpose behind everything being built today. They are Prince Giezwa The Third Monarch, Prince JJ Monarch, Princess VV Monarch, Prince ZZ Monarch, Princess Yen Monarch, and Princess Niv Monarch.

Each Prince and Princess carries their own personality, gifts, interests, and future. Their place within the Dynasty is not simply about Royal titles or succession—it is about being raised with faith in God, family unity, education, discipline, creativity, ownership, responsibility, and an understanding of where their family came from. The institution being built around them is intended to provide a foundation they can one day understand, strengthen, expand, or carry into entirely new directions of their own.

The founding generation’s goal is to leave the Monarch Children more than wealth. It is to leave them businesses, intellectual property, family media, historical records, traditions, opportunities, property and development foundations, institutional knowledge, faith, and a documented family story so that they never have to begin from nothing. As The UMG Monarch Dynasty continues to grow, the Royal Children remain at the center of its greatest purpose: building something meaningful enough to reach generations we may never personally meet.

Meet the Royal Children, learn how their public identities are preserved within the Dynasty, and discover the family vision being created around their future.

 Public Notice: Royal titles, public dynasty names, succession classifications, and family roles presented on this page are recognized within UMG’s internal dynastic and institutional framework. Private civil identities and sensitive information concerning minors may remain protected, and these internal classifications do not independently establish external governmental status, legal privilege, or sovereign recognition.