Leah Behn
Royalty at “Die traitor” in Norway
A daughter of Princess Märtha Louise will be seen in Norway in the variant of the TV show “Die traitor”. Your mother is looking forward to it.
Royal splendor at the Norwegian version of the reality show “Die traitor”: Leah Isadora Behn, daughter of Princess Märtha Louise (53) and granddaughter of King Harald (88) and Queen Sonja (87), mixes in the fifth season of “Forræder”. “We’ll see each other in autumn,” wrote the 20-year-old on Instagram. Behn was described by the responsible broadcaster TV 2 as “influencer and entrepreneur”. “Leah Behn may be royal, but is she loyal?” Asked Showmaster Mads Hansen this week in a message.
The Norwegian Royals are once again getting into the media focus away from their official tasks. Last summer, Behn’s mother caused a stir with her wedding with the American shaman Durek Verrett (50), at the same time the royal house had to be completed with a scandal for allegations against Marius Borg Høiby (28), the eldest son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit (51). The investigation continues.
Martha Louise is looking forward to the show
It is not known how the participation of the royal soul at the courtyard. In any case, your mother likes it. “I am happy!” Wrote Martha Louise under the Instagram contribution of her second oldest daughter from her first marriage to the writer Ari Behn (1972-2019).
Leah Behn is sixth in the Norwegian succession between her sisters Maud Angelica (22) and Emma Tallulah (16). However, she and her mother are not official representatives of the royal family.
In Germany, the quota reality show “Die traitor” goes to the fourth season at RTL in 2026. Moderator Sonja Zietlow secretly selects several “traitors” from 16 celebrities. Only the audience and the traitors themselves know who was given this task. The group has to find out who is a liar among them.
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Source: Stern
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