Norway’s Princess Ingrid
Alexandra—serving as Recruit Alexandra—has begun her year-long
stint with the Engineer Battalion in Brigade Nord. The young royal
arrived for her first day of training last week, but cameras from
Norway’s media were invited this Wednesday to witness some of what
her training entails. During Wednesday’s training session, Princess
Ingrid Alexandra learned the…
Now that Queen Margrethe’s reign has come
to an end, there are no queen regnants in Europe. But the future is
female, and here are all of the future queens who are currently in
line to their respective thrones! Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden
Photo: Linda…
Surfing, video games and a very popular film pick - Norway's birthday prince reveals his passions to his big sister
4th December 2023
It wouldn’t be considered a hard-hitting
interview by journalistic standards, but the charming royal
siblings in Norway hit social media with an 18th-birthday interview
for Prince Sverre Magnus over the weekend. The Prince, who turned
18 on Sunday, was interviewed by…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra will spend a
calendar year serving in the Norwegian military, the Royal Court
announced on 26 June. The future queen, who graduated from
Elvebakken Upper Secondary School last week, will spend the autumn
working at a school before beginning a full 12 months of military
service at the Skjold Camp in Indre Troms, which is home to the
Engineer Battalion, where she will…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra has graduated
high school. The Princess finished her schooling at Elvebakken High
School in Oslo, where she had attended for the past three years.
All the graduates from the high school attended a gala performance
and graduation at Olso…
King Harald of Norway made his first
public appearance in more than two weeks following a period of
hospitalisation to treat an infection. His Majesty’s treatment
meant he was forced him to miss a number of key events, including
the State visit from the President of…
Norway’s Princess Ingrid Alexandra sent a
message to her fellow graduates ahead of their final exams. In
Norway, students take part in a year-long celebration called
‘russefeiring’, which translates to ‘russ celebration’ and means
the final spring semester of secondary school. The term references
the red, or ‘russ’, caps that graduates wear at their graduation
ceremony. The…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has
marked one dream off her bucket list. The future Queen of Norway
shared in her 18th birthday interview in January 2022 that she
wanted to parachute out of a plane, and now that dream has become a
reality. The Norwegian Royal…
A future queen steps into the spotlight as a princess retreats from it: the Norwegian Royal Year
30th December 2022
It was an important year in Norway as the
future queen finally came of age, but that same year, her aunt
stepped away from the spotlight. Let’s take a look at the Norwegian
royal year. January The biggest news for the Norwegian Royal Family
in January was…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra continued her
visits with the Norwegian Armed Forces, visiting with the Norwegian
Army and Navy as she celebrates her 18th birthday year. The
Norwegian Royal Court shared details of Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s
visits, noting that she visited the Brigade Nord at Setermoen on
Tuesday and the Navy’s main logistical base in Northern Norway last
week. During her…
