Norway’s King Haakon Reveals What He Misses Most About His Late Father, King Harald
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The new monarch has already launched his agenda after the end of the mourning period
With the end of the official mourning in Norway after the death of King Harald V, who ended on 9 October, the royal family gradually regains normalcy and its agenda. First came the announcement that Queen Mette-Marit will have no official commitments until next summer and that Princess heiress Ingrid Alexandra will resume her university studies next February in Australia. Then, the royal house announced how the new core of the institution remain…
King Haakon VIII (53) gave intimate insights into the grief of his deceased father King Harald V. He misses being able to talk to his father if he is happy or sad about something and can simply call him, said the only few weeks of reigning King during an official visit to the community of Narvik on Tuesday. Haakon was visibly moved.
With the death of his father King Harald V. At the end of August Haakon had become the new monarch of the country.
After the death of King Harald V. at the end of August, the Norwegian royal family is able to cope with the new circumstances. However, the grief continues, as the new monarch reports.
"When there are many of us who share the pain, it becomes a little easier to cope," he confessed in tears
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