Last month, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 50, fell ill and had to cancel a number of events. But she’s back now.
On Friday, Queen Sonja (86 years old) opened the Riding House as a new cultural arena, and with her were King Harald (86 years old), Crown Prince Haakon (50 years old), Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Princess Astrid, and Mrs. Werner (91 years old). .
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“The opening has begun a new chapter in the Ridehuset’s history spanning more than 100 years. It was King Haakon and Queen Maud who built the hall, and the horse-loving Queen had her own salon next to the Riding House where she could keep an eye on what was going on. Royal House.
Therefore, this is the first event for the Crown Princess after her illness.
Present: Princess Astrid, Mrs. Werner, King Harald, Crown Prince Haakon, and Crown Princess Mette-Marit during the opening. Photo: Frederik Ringnes/NTB
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Opening: Queen Sonja spoke during the opening show of the Riding House, part of the Queen Sonja KunstStall. Photo: Frederik Ringnes/NTB
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The Crown Princess’ illness was reported the day before King Carl Gustaf’s grand celebration in Sweden in September. We haven’t seen her since, says Caroline Vagle, a royal house expert at Se og Hør. She continues:
-So these photos are a very interesting encounter!
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Vagel believes it is good to see that Met Marit is better and to be able to participate in formal contexts.
-And now she will also go to Denmark and celebrate Prince Christian on Sunday.
Thus, the Crown Prince and Princess Ingrid Alexandra (19) will be present when the heir to the Danish throne turns 18 this weekend.
– It’s very good to hear that the Crown Princess is in good health! And all hearts rejoice. She’s definitely happy not to miss the big day in Denmark. Prince Christian is her godson, and his parents are good friends with Mette-Marit and Haakon. Plus, she might be happy to be alongside Princess Ingrid Alexandra for her first concert abroad, as Caroline Vagel said when it was announced that Mette-Marit would be traveling to Denmark.
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