Maud Angelica Behn
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Bisexual
DOB: 29 April 2003
Ethnicity: White - Norwegian
Occupation: Royalty, reality star, writer, artist
Note: As of this being posted, she is fifth in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne.
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Maud Angelica Behn
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Bisexual
DOB: 29 April 2003
Ethnicity: White - Norwegian
Occupation: Royalty, reality star, writer, artist
Note: As of this being posted, she is fifth in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne.
“With the whole Marius thing going on Martha Louise should become Queen. The Norwegian parliament should change it to first borns. Durek Vurett would be a better consort. He is an interesting person, but at least he does not have a son who is charged with 20 plus felonies (obviously innocent until proven guilty.) Maud who would have been second in line does not have any major problems about her. All of Martha’s children have not had crazy scandals of accusations. This is just food for thought.” - Submitted by Anonymous
Happy 23rd Birthday Maud Angelica! (b. 29 April 2003)
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The Norwegian royal ladies wearing their bunads
Duchessofostergotlands’ favourite royal moments of 2020: Part 4/4
In a bleak year, Prince Charles of Luxembourg brought some much needed moments of joy with his chubby cheeks and adorable smile at various engagements, including the unveiling of a rose named after him - 6th October 2020
I felt like a proud mother when Maud Behn won the Bravest Woman of the Year award for her moving speech at her father’s funeral and her championing of suicide awareness - 25th October 2020
The Crown Princess couple took Estelle to view a statue of her formidable ancestor Kristina Gyllenstierna, connecting the future Queen to the incredible women who came before her - 7th November
The Queen and Prince Philip read a card made by the Cambridge children (possibly one of the many crafts projects to distract them from trashing the house during the pandemic) ahead of their 73rd wedding anniversary - 19th November 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge unveils the results of her Early Years survey with a series of videos, including one where she delved into the cesspit that is the Instagram comments section and dragged everyone on their excessive emoji usage - 28th November 2020
The British royal family may have lost three workers in a year but they may have recruited a new secret weapon as Camilla’s dog Beth unveiled a plaque with her teeth - 9th December
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia announce their third pregnancy, continuing the 2020 baby bonanza - 11th December
They’re behind you!! (British inside joke, don’t worry about it). The Cambridge family attend a pantomime held to thank key workers and their families - 11th December
In the first time I’ve found Mike Tindall’s rugby podcast remotely interesting, his daughters Mia and Lena crash the conversation in a moment that summarised working parents’ experiences in 2020 - 23rd December
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway, 48, said she is 'so proud' after her daughter Maud Angelica, 17, was awarded a prize for bravery following her speech at her father Ari Behn's funeral.