NewsMette-Marit and Haakon increasingly popular: new survey speaks volumes

Mette-Marit and Haakon increasingly popular: new survey speaks volumes

The Norwegian royals around the crown prince couple Mette-Marit and Haakon do not have to worry about their reputation. A new popularity poll shows a clear result.

Oslo – While some royal houses now receive little encouragement from taxpayers, the Norwegian royals are still extremely popular with their people.
24royal.de* shows the sensational survey values of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Crown Prince Haakon & Co.

Hardly any other royal family has been so well received by its people for years as the Norwegian. For example, while many Britons are very critical of the royal family around Queen Elizabeth II (95), not least thanks to the abuse scandal surrounding Prince Andrew (61), King Harald and his relatives are collecting more and more sympathy points. The regent, who turned 85 a few days ago, has enjoyed the unqualified respect of his compatriots ever since he ascended the throne 30 years ago. His wife Sonja (84), who comes from a middle-class background, is also extremely popular thanks to her open and warm nature. The children and grandchildren of the royal couple are at least as popular with the people – above all Crown Prince Haakon (48) and Crown Princess Mette-Marit (48).

On the occasion of Harald V.’s 85th birthday, the television station NRK has now carried out a new popularity poll among the people. The result could not have been clearer. *24royal.de is an offer for IPPEN.MEDIA.

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