Letsie 3. af Lesotho
| Letsie 3. | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Konge af Lesotho | |
| Kroning | 31. oktober 1997 |
| Regerede | 12. november 1990–25. januar 1995 7. februar 1996–nu |
| Forgænger | Moshoeshoe 2. |
| Efterfølger | Lerotholi Seeiso |
| Ægtefælle | Anna Mots'oeneng |
| Børn | Senate Seeiso 'Maseeiso Lerotholi Seeiso |
| Fulde navn | David Mohato Bereng Seeiso |
| Hus | Huset Moshesh |
| Far | Moshoeshoe 2. af Lesotho |
| Mor | Tabitha ’Masentle Lerotholi Mojela |
| Født | 17. juli 1963 (57 år) Scott Hospital, Morija, Basutoland (nu Lesotho) |
Letsie 3. (født 17. juli 1963) var konge af Lesotho i 1990-95 mens hans far var i eksil, og blev konge igen i 1996.
Ægteskab og børn
Kong Letsie giftede sig i 2000 med Karabo Motšoeneng, med hvem han har tre børn:
- Prinsesse Mary Senate Mohato Seeiso, født 7. oktober 2001 på Maseru Private Hospital i Maseru .
- Prinsesse 'Maseeiso Mohato Seeiso, født 20. november 2004 i Maseru.
- Prins Lerotholi David Mohato Bereng Seeiso, født 18. april 2007 i Maseru.
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