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Memories of Johan Friso & Co.: Crown Princess Amalia's touching ritual

Crown Princess Amalia of the Netherlands has found a beautiful custom to keep the memory of her deceased family members alive.

The Hague – Crown Princess Amalia celebrated her 18th birthday a few weeks ago and is now increasingly taking center stage at the Dutch royal court. One day she will inherit the throne from her father Willem-Alexander (54) and rule the country as head of state. Even if Amalia’s focus is clearly on her future, the heir to the throne still likes to take a look at the past.
24royal.de* reveals the beautiful ritual with which Crown Princess Amalia commemorates her deceased relatives.

A completely new phase of life began for Crown Princess Amalia on her 18th birthday. Although the heir to the throne was prepared for her future role as queen of the country from an early age, she is now faced with completely new challenges as she comes of age. She continues to keep her private life under wraps in order to fully focus on her role as representative of the Dutch Crown. With all the exciting prospects for the future, it is still important for the daughter of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima (50) never to forget her roots. This also means that Amalia keeps her deceased relatives, such as her uncle Prince Johan Friso (44, † 2013), an honorable memory. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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