Norwegian Royals Last Updated On | SEP 30, 2026
Royals A provocative Oslo artist has turned the Epstein files image of Norway's new queen into a life-size installation
The monarch was photographed at a discount supermarket By Maria Loreto The celebration was scheduled to be celebrated on February of next year By Maria Loreto The symbolism of the moment was difficult to miss. By Daniel Neira Queen Mette-Marit's eldest son overhauled his defense team ahead of his appeal trial By Maria Loreto The little Chihuahua was the Princess' constant companion By Maria Loreto Astrid’s death closes a remarkable chapter in the history of Norway’s monarchy. By Daniel Neira For years, the late princess rarely appeared in public without a tiny dog tucked into her lap By Maria Loreto Norway is preparing to bury Princess Astrid By Maria Loreto Prince Sverre is starting college in the same school where Infanta Sofia has been studying By Maria Loreto Sverre is beginning the next stage of his education at Forward College, where other royal youths have also studied By Maria Loreto Norway's royal house unveils King Harald's sarcophagus By Maria Loreto What will happen to her beloved Chihuahua By Maria Loreto Norway's Court of Appeal has set a date for Marius Borg Høiby's retrial — just as the country prepares to bury a second member of its royal family in as many weeks. By Maria Loreto Princess Astrid died two days after she buried her brother, King Harald. By Maria Loreto The historic diamond and turquoise jewel passes to Norway’s new queen, fulfilling the wishes of Harald V’s sister Her death comes at an already painful moment for Norway’s royal family. By Daniel Neira The image carries particular resonance given one of Harald's greatest lifelong passions. By Daniel Neira Ingrid Alexandra is starting a process much sooner than anyone expected By Maria Loreto The tribute came as Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene traveled to Oslo to personally pay their respects to King Harald. By Daniel Neira The sight marked one of the most memorable moments in a busy couple of weeks for the Norwegian royals By Maria Loreto For generations, pearls have held a special place in royal mourning. By Daniel Neira Heads of State and Government say goodbye to the monarch who reigned for 35 years As Captain General, the monarch wore the red sash presented to him by his father, King Juan Carlos, on the day of his proclamation. Charlene's distinctive style was evident in the clean, contemporary lines of her ensemble. By Daniel Neira Astrid was alongside King Harald through the end By Maria Loreto Harald welcomed them into the family By Maria Loreto William and Anne were among the foreign royals who walked through the streets of Oslo as part of the funeral procession By Shirley Gomez The Funeral Procession From the Royal Palace to Oslo Cathedral His presence sums up how the monarch understood his role: before being head of state, he was a husband, father, and grandfather After 58 years together, Queen Sonja said a final goodbye to the love of her life with her family by her side A moment that, if it happens, could overshadow a day of mourning A new era has begun with the new monarch, who keeps Harald V’s personal and institutional legacy close to his heart Norway’s King Haakon VIII and Queen Mette-Marit host their royal peers in Oslo for a private dinner marking the beginning of a new reign. European royals will gather in Oslo to honor the late monarch and join Norway in a solemn final goodbye The Jordanian royal will join King Abdullah II and members of Europe’s royal families for the Norwegian monarch’s final farewell Their presence carries particular significance. By Daniel Neira The Princess will travel with Prince Albert to the historic funeral at the Oslo Cathedral On the verge of tears, she spoke from the heart about the connection she shared with the late monarch The ruling requires Mette-Marit’s son to continue regular drug testing under the supervision of prosecutors and prison authorities. In a candid 2006 interview with ¡HOLA!, the late Norwegian monarch looked back on the decision that changed his life and the future of the monarchy The late king competed in three Olympics, became a world champion and continued racing into his 80s Thousands of police and soldiers will secure Oslo as royals and world leaders gather to say goodbye to the late Norwegian monarch