Crown Princess Amalia has been happily forgiven for several months. For her boyfriend, she has probably even transferred her famous family.
The Hague – Corn Princess Amalia (18) still seems to be floating on cloud nine. According to media reports, the heir to the Dutch throne has been in safe hands for more than a year. At her boyfriend’s side, she apparently enjoys a cozy togetherness far away from the crown, as reported by 24royal.de *.
Friend instead of family: Crown Princess Amalia should enjoy a couple’s vacation
In February, the Dutch royals are usually in Lech, Austria, but this year is different. The royal family canceled the traditional photo session during their skiing holiday * because not all family members were there. King Willem-Alexander* (54) and Queen Máximas* (50) second youngest daughter Alexia (16) is currently attending a boarding school in Wales, and her big sister Amalia also seems to be traveling. The 18-year-old is apparently skipping the family trip in favor of a couple’s vacation abroad.
As the portal “Ditjes en Datjes” reports, citing the magazine “Story”, Crown Princess Amalia is said to have traveled to Canada with her boyfriend for a skiing holiday. The German millionaire’s son Isebrand K. (19) is said to have conquered Amalia’s heart *, in November last year they were probably photographed holding hands in New York *. A holiday together would be a clear indication that the two are serious.
Friend instead of family: will Amalia soon have a long-distance relationship?
Crown Princess Amalia* and Isebrand are said to have met at a party. The 19-year-old from Münster is currently studying at the Dutch University of Tilburg. After graduating from school last summer*, Amalia is currently taking a break and is completing a gap year, during which she would like to do internships and travel, among other things. The palace has not yet revealed whether she might end up going abroad for her studies or whether she will remain true to her home country. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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