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Her Highness Princess Märtha Louise - The Royal House of Norway
In 2016 the couple decided to part ways, and they were divorced in 2017.
In 2016 the couple decided to part ways, and they were divorced in 2017.
The commentators/experts said it was supposed to happen in 2018, but according to the Royal House website, it happened in 2017:
In 2016 the couple decided to part ways, and they were divorced in 2017.
Her Highness Princess Märtha Louise - The Royal House of Norway
I find it odd that the palace never mentioned anything around the divorce, or the date.
Ari Behn continues to be among the members of the Royal Family on the website of the Royal House. Is he regarded as a formal member of the Royal Family following the divorce, or is the page out of date?
Kongefamilien - kongehuset.no
No, he is not regarded as a formal member of the Royal Family anymore.I find it odd that the palace never mentioned anything around the divorce, or the date.
Ari Behn continues to be among the members of the Royal Family on the website of the Royal House. Is he regarded as a formal member of the Royal Family following the divorce, or is the page out of date?
Kongefamilien - kongehuset.no
As you probably know, Märtha still carries out some few public duties (mostly for her eight patronages and some on behalf of the King) - but she is from 2002 not a member of the Royal House.Possibly because Märtha Louise is not an active member of the family. And the website of the royal family, at least the "Kongefamilien" part is - IMO - very out of date.
They could use a rebranding.
As you probably know, Märtha still carries out some few public duties (mostly for her eight patronages and some on behalf of the King) - but she is from 2002 not a member of the Royal House.
That means:
She is not a HRH.
Her birthday is not an official flag day anymore.
She is not on the balcony on May 17th (the national day).
She is not required to perform royal duties.
She does not receive money from the state.
She has to pay taxes.
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Are there articles on the interview?
No, he is not regarded as a formal member of the Royal Family anymore.
I wrote to the royal court in the Contact information section on the Royal House website last night (after seeing your post), and they've now changed it.
As you probably know, Märtha still carries out some few public duties (mostly for her eight patronages and some on behalf of the King) - but she is from 2002 not a member of the Royal House.
That means:
She is not a HRH.
Her birthday is not an official flag day anymore.
She is not on the balcony on May 17th (the national day).
She is not required to perform royal duties.
She does not receive money from the state.
She has to pay taxes.
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I for one actually like the Norwegian Royal House website.
I for one actually like the Norwegian Royal House website.