Norway

Granddaughter of King Harald wins bronze medal in National Championships

The granddaughter of King Harald and Queen Sonja, Emma Tallulah Behn, has won the bronze medal during the Norwegian National Championships in horse jumping. The youngest daughter of Princess Martha Louise and the late Ari Behn was close to top position, but some mistakes in the final rounds meant it was bronze for Emma Behn. The news was shared on August 15th 2021 by The Norwegian Equestrian…
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Belgium

Belgian royal yacht for sale

A royal yacht belonging to Belgium’s former monarch, King Albert II and his wife, Queen Paola, is on the market. The couple has put the boat on sale for two million euros, according to Belgian media. The Alpa IV has belonged to Albert and Paola for over 12 years. It has four bedrooms and has room for 12 guests. The couple bought the yacht in 2009 for over 4.6 million euros and used it on…
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Denmark

Crown Prince Frederik poses for cute picture with young royal fans

On Thursday, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark gave three royal fans (and all royal watchers) a glimpse of cuteness to remember.  The Danish Royal Household shared on their social media accounts pictures of the Crown Prince posing for photographs with three young fans dressed up in Royal Guards’ uniform.  The three children are twins, Malthe and William, and their friend Carl, and…
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Monaco

Princess Charlene undergoing fresh surgery

Princess Charlene has been undergoing a major operation as she continues to deal with health problems that have left her unable to fly home to Monaco for almost four months. The four hour surgery is taking place under general anaesthetic in South Africa where Charlene…
European RoyalsFeatures

When royal children "let loose" at christenings

While some royal christenings appear to be very formal, others are more relaxed, as in the case of the Danish, Dutch and Swedish royal families. Of course, we see these royal children more relaxed in christening settings because the baptisms are aired live on television, whereas the British, Luxembourgish and other royal families are not. In Britain, the press and the public can see those…
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