NewsPrince Nikolai of Denmark: Down-to-earth part-time job in Paris

Prince Nikolai of Denmark: Down-to-earth part-time job in Paris

Prince Nikolai has been living and studying in France for a few weeks now. As his father, Prince Joachim, revealed, the young royal has already found a part-time job.

Paris – A new chapter in life has started for Nikolai of Denmark (22). The grandson of Queen Margrethe II (81) recently moved to Paris and will initially study there for one semester. In addition, the prince in France is also diligently helping his father Joachim (52).
24royal.de * reveals which part-time job Prince Nikolai spends his time with in Paris while studying.

Prince Nikolai is currently enjoying his new life in Paris with his girlfriend Benedorien. The couple are studying together in the metropolis on the Seine and recently appeared together for the first time in a couple's photo in love. When Nikolai is not studying at university, he works successfully as a model. He has already been seen on the catwalk for labels like Burberry and Dior. But modeling is apparently not the 22-year-old's only part-time job. As his father Prince Joachim, who also lives in France with his second wife Princess Marie (45) and their children Henrik (12) and Athena (9), recently revealed that his son is regularly a great help to him. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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