Queen Máxima of the Netherlands returned to her royal duties with elegance and charm as she visited Kloosterkwartier in Veghel on September 3, 2025. The Queen stepped out in a flowing all-white ensemble, complete with beige-toned accessories, a brown handbag, and stylish matching heels.
Queen Máxima's impeccable style was proven once again as she engaged with the crowd in her latest outing. Just days earlier, she made headlines at the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, where she effortlessly stole the show alongside her husband, King Willem-Alexander, and their daughters, Princess Amalia (21), Princess Alexia (20), and Princess Ariane (18).
© Dutch Press/The Grosby GroupBefore the race, the Dutch royals enjoyed a casual walk through the paddock. Max Verstappen was among those they greeted before sharing their support, while the King, with visible enthusiasm, embraced the local racing star and wished him luck on the grid.
© Dutch Press/The Grosby GroupMáxima gave a playful and memorable interview in Spanish to DAZN. When asked who she was rooting for, she replied, “Of course, we’re here to support Max Verstappen. He’s starting in third, but you never know what can happen.”
© Patrick van KatwijkThe reporter mentioned another driver, Argentine racer Franco Colapinto. With a smile, she responded, “Well, look, I’m Queen of the Netherlands… so… but I wish both of them the best.”
© Patrick van KatwijkHer fashionable reappearance in Veghel follows a quieter chapter in Greece, where Queen Máxima was recently spotted vacationing with her youngest daughter, Princess Ariane. The pair, accompanied by their dog Mambo, were seen aboard a yacht near Spetses.
© Patrick van KatwijkThe Queen had also made a spiritual stop during the Feast of the Assumption on August 15, visiting the church of Agios Nikolaos with her daughters. The island holds sentimental value for the Queen and King, who reportedly fell in love with it during the 2010 wedding of Prince Nikolaos of Greece and Tatiana Blatnik.
In 2012, they purchased a luxurious villa in Kranidi, complete with a private harbor, valued at approximately €5 million. While King Willem-Alexander returned early to attend a sailing event in Amsterdam with Princess Mabel and his niece, Máxima, Ariane remained in Greece.
