It’s going to be a very feminine Europe for the next few decades, at least in terms of monarchies, but if it was hard to imagine a few years ago, today it is The queens of tomorrow are all or almost all of age, Looking away is easier. A photo was enough to make concrete what will be published on the website and in the official accounts of the Norwegian royal family on the occasion of the birthday celebration Ingrid Alexander, Second in line to the throne.
Ingrid Alexandra of Norway and the other queens of tomorrow. With them little Charles from Luxembourg © Getty.
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The princess posed alongside three other queens-to-be: Catherine Amalia of Holland18 years, Elizabeth of Belgium20, ed Estelle of Sweden, 10. For the occasion, the older princesses also wore the tiara for the first time, another step towards future as queens. With them only a future reigning prince in the picture, the little one Charles of Luxembourg, 2 years old, who belongs to a different generation and will probably have to wait a long time for the accession to the throne. Absent, however Leonor of Spain, is committed to her studies in Wales, e.g Christian of Denmark, both sixteen.
The almost complete Norwegian royal family © Getty Images.
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A photo of the almost complete Norwegian royal family was also released to mark the occasion, as well as a group photo with all the royal guests arriving for Ingrid’s long-postponed party in Oslo.
The princess, indeed, he turned 18 on January 21, but due to the restrictions imposed by the pandemic, it has been decided to postpone everything for a moment of greater serenity. The right choice, because the party was a complete success.