Norway

Norway's future queen is on her way home from university as her mother's health worsens

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1st June 2026
The future queen of Norway is to take a break from her university studies to be at home as her mother’s health worsens. Princess Ingrid Alexandra, currently second in line to the Norwegian throne, is set to fly back to Oslo from Australia where she is currently at college. Her father, Crown Prince Haakon, revealed the move as he spoke to reporters at the start of an important visit to…
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Norway

Crown Prince Haakon shares heartbreaking update on Princess Mette-Marit’s health saying she is "seriously ill"

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28th May 2026
Norway’s Royal Family is facing growing concern after Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway admitted that his wife, Mette-Marit, Crown Princess of Norway, has become “a lot worse” amid her long-running battle with a chronic lung disease. The future Queen of Norway, who was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in 2018, is now using supplemental oxygen daily as her condition continues to…
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European Royals

Princess Catharina-Amalia was "born ready" to be queen according to her proud father

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22nd May 2026
King Willem-Alexander had glowing praise for his eldest daughter at the Dutch Royal Family’s annual spring photo call. Princess Catharina-Amalia, the Princess of Orange and first in line to the throne, was asked if she was ready to become queen. Before she could answer, her father replied for her: Amalia was “born ready,” he said. King Willem-Alexander recalled the moment he found…
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European Royals

What's next for Princess Leonor? A future queen plans her next steps

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28th April 2026
Princess Leonor has revealed where she’s heading after completing her military training this summer! Princess Leonor will begin a four-year programme at the University Carlos III of Madrid, where she will complete a bachelor’s degree in Political Science, with a focus on coursework in political science, humanities, law, economics, sociology, history and international relations. In a…
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