Norway’s Princess Ingrid Alexandra has tested positive for COVID-19.
Ingrid Alexandra, 17, is isolating at her family’s home – the Skaugum Estate.
Her parents, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, and her younger brother, Prince Sverre Magnus were also tested, but as of now, they do not have the virus.
As a result of their exposure to the virus, the Crown Prince Couple will postpone the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Crown Prince Couple’s Foundation that was due to take place on Wednesday at the family’s home. Crown Prince Haakon will also no longer participate in the debarking of the Royal Yacht “Norge” on Monday.
In addition, the Crown Prince will also postpone his visit to the UngInvest in Modum, also due to take place Monday.
The Princess is the first member of the Norwegian Royal Family to contract the virus.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra is second in line to the Norwegian throne as the granddaughter of King Harald and Queen Sonja. She will one day succeed her father, Haakon, to the Norwegian throne. She will be Norway’s second queen regnant.
