For the sake of the Crown Prince, King Farouk married twice, the first to Farida, who bore him three daughters, Faryal, Fawzia, and Fadia, then he married Nariman, who gave birth to him on January 16, 1952, Prince Ahmed Fouad, to fulfill King Farouk’s wish for his birth, but the guardian saw the world from his golden velvet in a palace Abdeen sought a world different from that which his father wanted for him or that his ancestors sought to establish, starting with the governor Muhammad at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
On January 16, 1952, artillery shots resounded in the still night of Cairo, as 101 rounds were fired at 6:30 in the morning, announcing the birth of Farouk's first child, one month before his natural birth, Prince Ahmed Fouad.
The news fell on the king happy, and after the birth he approached Nariman and took her hands and kissed her and said to her, “Well done, Nani,” which is the title he used to give her. After the birth of the crown prince, Farouk changed and he slept near Nariman’s bed so that he would be close to the little prince. The weight of the future king was 7 pounds And a quarter of a pound, and the doctor who supervised the birth process, the king granted him the title of Pashawiya.

Farouk's joy with the crown prince was greater than any joy he lived, and Nariman's happiness as well, as her husband appeared in a different image than before, and he was extravagant in spoiling Nariman, as he exaggerated the care of the new crown prince. The little one was a natural expression of his father's sweeping feelings.
Although the birth of the Crown Prince was a happy event, it made Prince Muhammad Ali (75 years old) cry after he heard cannon shots from inside his magnificent palace in Manial. At that moment, he knew that the King of Egypt had gone away from him, as Prince Muhammad Ali was crown prince and number 2 after Farouk Nafs The feelings were felt by Farouk's cousin, Prince Abdel Moneim, who was 52 years old, and his rank in succession was King No. 3, and everyone confirmed that the new crown prince is the next king of Egypt.

Despite the supplication for the Crown Prince from the pulpits, the joy of the simple and the intellectuals throughout the Egyptian country, and the naming of the thousand newborns after Ahmed in the hope of a royal bounty, the vow of the revolution had actually begun, and only ten days after the birth of Fouad, the events of the channel erupted through fierce confrontations between The occupation forces and the Egyptian policemen in Ismailia, and on the next day Cairo burned to diminish the chances of the ruler to ascend the throne after his father, and only five months after his birth, the July Revolution arose, so that its men succeeded in expelling King Farouk from Egypt on board his guarded yacht, with the approval of the revolution to Keeping Ahmed Fouad, who continued as an infant king, under guardianship until the declaration of the establishment of the Republic on June 18, 1953.

Ahmed Fouad lived with his three sisters in Switzerland until he reached the age of 21, where he received his primary education in a public school near their home in Switzerland. After that, Ahmed Fouad obtained the French baccalaureate from the famous Rosey Foundation in Rolle and Gustad, Switzerland, to join it with a university degree in political science. and economics from the University of Geneva. After this, the love story began, which culminated in the marriage between Prince Ahmed Fouad and Dominique France Picard, a French Jew who converted to Islam before marriage and assumed the title of Queen Fadila, Queen of Egypt. The couple moved to the French capital, where they lived for 20 years, where Ahmed Fouad worked during that time as a financial advisor. And economically, to French and foreign companies, and the couple had three sons, Muhammad Ali, who was born in Cairo in 1979, Fawzia Latifa, who was born in Monaco in 1982, and Fakhr al-Din, who was born in Rabat in 1987. After that, disputes arose between Prince Ahmed Fouad and his wife, and then they were The divorce between them after that, as the divorce ruling was issued on May 9, 2006 by a Swiss court, and after appealing the ruling, Fadila demanded the invalidity of the divorce ruling, which was rejected by the Swiss Court of Appeal in the (Kant) region. Wen Fu) and then affirmed by the Federal Court's decision of July 16, 2007.
And the final decision for divorce was issued on August 18, 2008 by a court in the region (East Fu) in Switzerland, which stated that the divorce between Ahmed Fouad Farouk and Fadila Farouk Bikar was fully confirmed and became binding.