Silvia of Sweden
At the award ceremony she shines in bright red
The Swedish queen Silvia put a glamor appearance together with daughter Madeleine in New York.
The Swedish Queen Silvia (81) in New York was honored with an award for her commitment in favor of children. She was accompanied to the gala at the weekend by her daughter Madeleine (42).
Award for their long use for humanitarian purposes
The wife of King Carl XVI. Gustaf (79) received one of the 80 Ellis Island Medals of Honor, who are awarded every year by Ellis Island Honors Society (EIHS). The Swedish palace recognized the significant moment with the words: “The queen received the prize for her lifelong commitment to humanitarian purposes, in particular the work to protect children with endangered children by the World Childhood Foundation and the mentor Foundation, the leading role in promoting dementia care by Silviamet and the commitment to strengthen young people and the support of people with disabilities worldwide ‘. “
The royal family also published two pictures from the evening. One shows Queen Silvia in her acceptance speech. The native German chose a red lace dress with a suitable jacket for the occasion. Another picture shows her with her daughter, who runs behind her. Madeleine had also thrown himself in shell for the award ceremony and sparkled almost like a film star in a black, sleeveless evening robe. The deputy honorary chairman of the “World Childhood Foundation” was open and laid in waves.
Queen Silvia continues to use a walking stick
The photo also revealed that Queen Silvia continues to count on the help of a crowd. The 81-year-old was operated on at the foot a few weeks ago and already completed a few appointments with a walking aid, such as the funeral service for Pope Francis (1936-2025) on April 26th in Rome. At a gala dinner in the Swedish palace for Icelandic President Halla Tómasdóttir (56), she combined comfortable, white sneakers for her evening dress.
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Source: Stern
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