General News & Information about Haakon, Mette-Marit & Family 2: June 2020 -


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New portraits of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, taken in 2023, have officially been released today.

One photo of the set had already been included in the annual report for 2023 released in April.




 
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit accompanied by Prince Sverre Magnus hosted the traditional friendly soccer match at Skaugum today, May 29:


** anp gallery **

** gettyimages: NOR: Norwegian Royals Attend A Friendship Football Match **




 
Haakon and Magnus also played; and it looks like Magnus was their team captain!
 
Mette-Marit has given an interview to the magazine Norsk husflid which is the magazine of The Norwegian Folk Art and Craft Association which is dedicated to promoting traditional handicrafts. Since 1910, the organisation has worked to enhance traditional craftmanship, pass on craft skills, and share the joy of making. Queen Sonja is their patron.
Its about weaving, bunads, and design, arts and crafts in general, there are new photos in it.
 
Crown Princess Mette-Marit turns 51.
The Royal House released new photos:


 
Crown Princess Mette-Marit turns 51.
The Royal House released new photos:


I really hope she can have a good birthday despite everything else that is going on 🎈🎁
 
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit turns 51.
The Royal House released new photos:




The photos are not really new, they were taken in 2023.
 
Mette-Marit, Nora Haukland and Juliane Snekkestad are, with 107 others, nominated for Jenteprisen 2024. The prize is awarded under the auspices of Plan International Norway on 11 October.
"Jenteprisen goes to a person, organization or company in Norway that has made an extra effort to stop violence, abuse and discrimination against girls - either in Norway or outside the world".
The nomination has caused controversy among the experts. Dagens Næringsliv's commentator Eva Grinde wrote: "The nominations for Jenteprisen concretely illustrate the damage the Høiby case is doing to the Royal House. When Mette-Marit becomes queen, her son may be in prison for abuse of girlfriends. Given what we know today, this is not an entirely unlikely scenario, although of course it does not have to go that way."
 
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