Princess Sofia of Sweden
She canceled at short notice
Princess Sofia has to cancel her planned appearance at the Swedish national holiday. The reason is private circumstances.
At the Swedish national holiday on June 6th, Princess Sofia (40) wanted to appear again for the first time after her baby break. But nothing will become of it – the princess canceled her planned appearance at short notice.
Like the information chief of the Swedish court, Margareta Thorgren, the mother of four will not be part of the traditional national holiday. “Princess Sofia is at home with the children, the couple has a four -month -old baby,” said Thorgren. In addition to Baby Ines, Sofia and Prince Carl Philip (46) are also parents of Prince Alexander (9), Prince Gabriel (7) and Prince Julian (4).
Comeback postponed after a baby break
Since the birth of her youngest daughter Ines Marie Lilian Silvia, Duchess of Västerbotten, the princess had largely withdrawn from the public in February. : Together with her little daughter, she appeared on the castle balcony on the occasion of King Carl XVI’s birthday. Gustaf (79).
The national holiday should now mark Sofia’s big royal comeback. The entire royal family was announced for the celebrations in Stockholm – a particularly significant event, since they usually celebrate parts of the family at different locations before gathering for the traditional ceremony on skans and the subsequent reception in the castle.
In addition to King Carl XVI. Gustaf and Queen Silvia (81) as well as Crown Princess Victoria (47), Prince Daniel (51) and the two children, Princess Estelle (13) and Prince Oscar (9), also with the USA returnees Princess Madeleine (42), husband Chris O’Neill (50) and the children Princess Leonore (11), Prince Nicolas (9) and princess Adrienne (7).
Spotonnews
Source: Stern
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