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star wars - Why is Leia a princess?


We learned that her mother was a queen, but this doesn't matter since she was adopted. And she also ignored everything about her lineage before the revelation preceding the Battle of Endor.



So, why is she considered a princess?



Answer



Leia was adopted as a baby by Senator Organa and his wife Queen Breha Organa, thus making her a princess.


Technically, I don't think she could be considered a princess by birth, since her mother Padmé Amidala was no longer Queen of Naboo at the time of Leia's birth, having taken the position of Senator of Naboo. So it's only via adoption that she has royal status.


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