The Duchess Of Cambridge attends day 4 of Royal Ascot on June 17, 2022.
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The Duchess Of Cambridge attends day 4 of Royal Ascot on June 17, 2022.
Diana, Princess of Wales (1981) Emma Corrin as Lady Diana Spencer in The Crown (2020)
Kensington Palace has released three new striking photographic portraits of The Duchess of Cambridge, ahead of her 40th birthday tomorrow.
📷Paulo Roversi
Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden ♕ Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, Duchess of Brabant ♕ Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange ♕ Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway ♕ Leonor, Princess of Asturias ♕ Princess Estelle of Sweden
Women are expected to inherit the thrones of five European countries within the next two generations. Princesses Victoria, Elisabeth, Catharina-Amalia, and Leonor are all the heirs apparent of their respective countries; Ingrid Alexandra and Estelle, meanwhile, are both second-in-line. It’s therefore probable that at some point in the near future, five queens regnant will reign concurrently in Europe.
Legal changes brought about this anticipated and unprecedented--albeit symbolic--era of female rule. In the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, almost all surviving European monarchies established absolute primogeniture, meaning that the order of succession is determined by the ages of a monarch’s children regardless of their sex. Princess Elisabeth would be Belgium’s first-ever queen regnant, while Ingrid Alexandra would be Norway’s first in six hundred years.
The Duchess of Cambridge on her visit to Fakenham Garden Centre on 18th June 2020
Diana, Princess Of Wales, in Gibraltar for her Honeymoon with her husband Prince Charles, 1st August 1981.
Details of Crown Princess Victoria’s dress from the 2019 Nobel Banquet.