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Victoria in white, Sofia in blue = the finnish colours. Makes sense.

Lovely dress, can't go wrong. And blue is the colour that unites the Swedish and Finnish flags.

I assume that the royals decide many weeks in advance what to wear, and everybody thought it would be warm and spring in Stockholm by now. It isn't. Nice nod with the finnish designer, but I think she should have opted for something warmer and wear this on another occasion.

It seems like Helene and her partner have separated. She's the only adult person registered at her current address. And according to wikipedia, her sons full name is Charles Otto Alexander Edmund George Silfverschiöld Dieterle, born May 9'th 2020. So he's almost four.

Key word: Grown! I mean.. how tall is Sverre Magnus? Is he closer to two meters? Haakon is 193 cm (6"4), and it looks like Sverre is taller than his father.

The discussion in Svensk Damtidning is more noticing the change in hairstyles, not questioning them. Kids have a will on their own, and I don't think that anyone in Sweden is upset about a childs choice of hairstyle. Why should they be?

Catherine posted a statement on their instagram story: "Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I want to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother's day"

They don't need to do anything that they don't want to. My point is just that a photo and a message could help with some of the craziest rumors out there. I think it would be worth it. That doesn't mean that they have to do it. I just think it would be a better strategy.

Totally agree. Having said that: Just a simple photo of her smiling/waving and "sending her thanks for all the well wishes, we well see you again soon" would be a big help against at least some of the horrible rumors flying around.

The article from tv2.no asks people to not be reckless when driving in Oslo tonight. People know the way from Gardemoen (the airport) to Rigshospitalet (the hospital where the king will be admitted). They don't want curious bystanders to cause problems for the transport. Which also means that he...

I think the press conference was Wednesday, but it's still great to hear that they are in touch and that the king is in good spirits. He is very well looked after, I'm sure. They are now on the way to Oslo. ETA just before 11 pm. I'm sure they were well taken care of during the stop in Sharjah...

They are on their way. Short stop in Sharjah in about two hours. https://www.flightradar24.com/SAS7186/34378736

Update: The king had a temporary pacemaker implanted. I find all this quite worrying. https://www.royalcourt.no/artikkel.html?tid=225495&sek=113027

The plane did a refueling stop in Sharjah on the way to Langkawi. I assume they will do the same thing on the way back home. So it won't be a direct flight. And yes, I know this because I'm a Flightradar24-geek :)

Scandinavian media reports that an SAS-plane that's being used for medical transports has landed in Langkawi to bring the king back to Norway. (They didn't say why, but it's not that difficult to figure out). Hopefully he will be back home soon...

Totally agree! A real hit from Sofia :)

I don't agree. Just look at the Princess Märtha Louise + Schaman Durek situation in Norway....

The Swedish RF is in a different situation than the Norwegian RF. The King is in reasonably good health (but had heart surgery last year). The crown princess family would be able to take over any day, but I think that Victoria is happy with not being queen as long as her children are so young...

I think that the trip was also a chance for Mary to let her family know the news in person of the upcoming abdication.

I watched some of the speech. She spoke about how her back surgery (and recovery) gave her time to think. Perhaps it's a combination of health issues and other things.

Here's a better photo: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0ud5NPIQCD/?img_index=2

The dress, earrings and tiara are wonderful, but I don't like the fake necklace. It would have looked better without it.

No, it's always illegal to buy sex. And you can't have a regular job as a sex worker (registered), but it's not illegal to sell either. So the women at the massage parlor don't risk anything by admitting to the police that they sold sex, but the men who bought them certainly did something...

In Sweden, it's legal to sell - but not but - sex. Many countries have a reverse legislation. The penalty ranges from a substantial fine to a year in prison.

I think that there might be another reason why Madeleine wants to move back to Sweden. Queen Silvia will turn 80 in December. The King is no youngster either, and had a health scare earlier this year (remember his heart surgery?). Even if they are ok right now, they are not getting any younger...