Princess Charlene attended the F1 Monaco Grand Prix alongside her husband, Prince Albert II, and debuted a new look.
The Princess of Monaco, 45, made a drastic change to her appearance by dying her blonde locks to dark brown.
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Charlene kept her hair cut the same while deviating from her usual platinum…
Crown Princess Mette-Marit has carried out an engagement celebrating a school in one of her passions: literature and reading.Â
Her Royal Highness visited Lillehammer’s Nordre Ål primary school on Saturday, 27 May. There, she took part in an activity carried out every…
Royals and the Fight Against ALS
28th May 2023
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig’s disease is a neurological disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot discovered the disease in 1869. In 1939, ALS became well-known after Lou Gehrig, New York…
Queen Silvia gets special honour back home in Germany
28th May 2023
Queen Silvia was back in her home country of Germany to receive a special honour in her birthplace.
While in Heidelberg (where she was born in 1943), the Queen of Sweden was given honourary citizenship in a special ceremony.
Lord Mayor Eckart Wuerzner welcomed Silvia to the Great Town Hall, where he later paid tribute to the German-born Queen, saying: “You care tirelessly for those…
There have always been close links between the Norwegian and British royal houses, all the way back to the Viking era when Norwegian kings also ruled over parts of what is today Britain. Fortunately, in modern times, the relationship has been somewhat more peaceful than it…
Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden celebrated the 400th-anniversary country’s first high school.
On 24 May, the couple travelled to Västerås, in the southwest of the country. The city is considered one of Sweden’s industrial bedrocks and is…
King Felipe of Spain carried out one of only two engagements on his agenda this week and presented two families with posthumous military honours.Â
His Majesty presided over the ceremony of the Chapter of the Royal and Military Order of San Fernando, which was held in the Aranjuez Royal Palace in Madrid.Â
Present for the occasion were, among others, the Chief of Staff of the Air and Space…
Infanta Sofia of Spain has been confirmed at a ceremony in Madrid.
The service was also the first public appearance for Sofia’s sister, Princess Leonor, since her return to Spain after completing her studies in Wales. Sofia, 16, and second in line to the Spanish…
King Harald of Norway has presented the prestigious Abel Prize.
The Abel Prize recognises outstanding contributions to the world of mathematics and is often called the Nobel Prize of Mathematics. The ceremony, held at the University of Oslo, brought together renowned…
King Charles III is related to many of Europe’s sovereigns, not in the least because of Queen Victoria’s matchmaking but also because of another woman, Princess Carolina of Orange-Nassau.
Princess Carolina was born on28 February 1743 as the daughter of William IV, Prince of Orange and Anne, Princess Royal, the daughter of King George II and Caroline of Ansbach, after whom she would be…