Princess Madeleine has put down roots in Miami – not only privately, but also professionally. She continues her important work in the USA.
Miami – Since moving to the United States, Princess Madeleine (39) has rarely appeared in front of the camera, but the royal emigrant is certainly not shy. Even far away from the palace, she continues to drive projects that are close to her heart, as reported by 24royal.de*.
Princess Madeleine of Sweden: She continues to fight in Miami
One of Princess Madeleine’s most important jobs is not only being a mother, she has been committed to the well-being of children around the world for years. Madeleine actively supports the work of the World Childhood Foundation, of which she is Deputy Honorary Chair*. The aid organization, which was founded in 1999 by Queen Silvia of Sweden* (78), wants the youngest generation to have a childhood free of sexual violence, abuse and exploitation.
With the help of various projects, the organization wants to create a safe environment for children, and Princess Madeleine* has now presented one of the latest initiatives in Miami. Accompanied by her colleague Nicole Epps, Executive Director at Childhood USA, the 39-year-old paid a visit to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez (44) to introduce him to the so-called Care Coin. For example, if a child is a victim of violence, they can give an adult the Care Coin to signal that they need help. On the back of the coin, adults will find contact persons who can help them with the next steps.
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Princess Madeleine of Sweden: She remains true to her homeland
Almost four years ago, Princess Madeleine turned her back on Stockholm and built a new life in Miami alongside her husband Chris O’Neill* (47). The family of five is not in the public spotlight there and can better protect their privacy. Madeleine still makes visits to her home country, and her next trip to Sweden is said to be already being planned*. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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