Crown Princess Victoria and her family: Swedish Royals celebrate at Rock concert

An unusually private insight into the life of the Swedish royal family causes enthusiasm among Royal fans: On the official Instagram channel of the Swedish royal family, the crown princess Victoria (47) with her husband Prince Daniel (51) and her daughter Princess Estelle (13) shows at a rock concert.

The picture was taken last weekend during a appearance by the Swedish rock band Kent, such as the contribution can be seen. On the snapshot, the three grin happily into the camera in the stands, while a large concert hall and the stage can be seen in the background.

“Two strong stage experiences this weekend. On Saturday we were able to experience Kent Live and yesterday we saw the play ‘Der Pelikan’ with a fantastic ensemble at the dramaten theater,” says the post, which was signed with “Victoria and Daniel”. In the article, the family also thanks “everyone in the Swedish cultural scene that creates experiences and memories on the stages of the country” and added another photo on which the heir to the throne can be seen between the theater actors.

Victoria and Daniel are considered down -to -earth and close to the people. However, private insights like the concert photo are rare – many people were therefore surprised in the comments and delighted the informal insight into the family life of the Royals. “So great that the royals do something different than just more serious missions,” wrote one fan. Other users were happy to have been at the same concert as the royal family.

The 13-year-old Princess Estelle, who sits between her parents and is lovingly hugged by Victoria, received a particularly large number of compliments. The oldest daughter of Victoria and Daniel was born in February 2012 and has a younger brother with Prince Oscar (9).

The Swedish rock band Kent, whose concert visited the Royale family, is one of the most successful music groups in the country. The group separated in 2016, and this year she celebrated a small comeback with six concerts.