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The Norwegian princess celebrates her 18th birthday
On January 21, Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra celebrated her 18th birthday. Born in 2004, Ingrid is the current second in line to the Norwegian throne. Her grandfather was the current King of Norway, Harald V. In the foreseeable future, Ingrid will inherit the Norwegian throne and is expected to become Norway's second female monarch after Margaret I in the 15th century.
On her 18th birthday, the Norwegian royal family released a picture of Princess Ingrid coming of age. Princess Ingrid, dressed in a black dress without excessive decoration, stood in the Norwegian Royal Palace, smiling shyly at the camera. Although Princess Ingrid has just turned 18 years old, she inevitably has a hint of youthful childishness, but in the photo, she has already highlighted her mature temperament and is very capable
Dressed in black and white professional clothes, Ingrid is calm and confident, and believes that in the future she can help her grandfather and father take care of royal affairs, and will be a monarch loved by the Norwegian people in the future.
It's frugal to wear mom's old clothes
It is reported that the white underwear inside the Ingrid black suit jacket comes from the Italian brand Prada, which is the mother's old clothes. Princess Ingrid's mother, Crown Princess Mete-Mariet, wore this white underwear during a visit to Indonesia in 2002.
Today's European royals seem to be frugal and inherited, and a piece of clothing is not only worn repeatedly by themselves, but also by the old clothes of their elders. This is true not only of the Royal Family of Norway, but also of the Members of the Spanish Royal Family. This may leave a good impression on the people that they are thrifty and thrifty and respect tradition!
Half of the future female monarchs of the European royal family are women
The Norwegian royal family will have its second female monarch in history for the foreseeable future. There are currently 10 existing royal families in Europe, namely the British Royal Family, the Spanish Royal Family, the Norwegian Royal Family, the Danish Royal Family, the Swedish Royal Family, the Dutch Royal Family, the Belgian Royal Family, the Luxembourg Royal Family, the Liechtenstein Royal Family and the Monaco Royal Family.
Among these 10 royal families, there are 5 royal families that will be female heirs to the throne in the future, accounting for a full half, namely the Spanish royal family, the Norwegian royal family, the Swedish royal family, the Dutch royal family and the Belgian royal family.
The Spanish Royal Family
The Queen of Spain has two daughters, the eldest daughter, Princess Leonor, who is 16 years old and currently ranks first in the succession to the throne.
Royal family of Sweden
The Queen of Sweden has three children, of which the eldest daughter, Princess Victoria, is currently the first in the line of succession, and Princess Victoria's first child is also a daughter. In other words, the next two generations of monarchs of the Swedish royal family will be female monarchs, which is expected!
The Dutch Royal Family
The Queen of the Netherlands has three daughters, the eldest daughter, Catherine Amalia, who just celebrated her 18th birthday last December, the age of a Norwegian princess and is currently the first in line to the throne.
Princess Catherine Amalia's 18th birthday dark courtly birthday photos are very stunning, a red dress is gentle and flowing, with a palatial palace background, retro oil painting sense spontaneously emerged.
The Belgian Royal Family
Princess Elisabeth of the Belgian royal family is the oldest of the female heirs of the Royal Family in Europe, and is 20 years old this year. Last year, Princess Elizabeth enrolled at Oxford University in the United Kingdom, majoring in history and politics, in preparation for her future monarchical career!
It can be seen that in the next generation and the next generation, the female monarchs of the European royal family will hold up half the sky, hoping that these female heirs can bring a different atmosphere to the European royal family and create their own world!