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Princess Madeleine of Sweden: That's how much it costs to meet her

Up close and personal with a princess: Her fans have to dig deep into their pockets to meet Madeleine of Sweden.

New York City – Meeting a real life prince, duchess or queen is high on many fans’ wish lists. The supporters of the Swedish royal family are also patiently waiting for the perfect opportunity for their royal encounter, now their chance has finally come. Princess Madeleine (39) has issued a special invitation.

How is life in Miami? Is Madeleine’s next trip to Sweden already planned? Questions like these are buzzing through the minds of the 39-year-old’s fan community, and a unique gathering in New York could provide the answers. In early May, Princess Madeleine attended the “Thank You Gala” organized by the charity Childhood USA. Tickets for the glamorous event have recently become available – and they are not exactly cheap!
24royal.de* reveals why the gala in New York is a must for Princess Madeleine.

If you don’t want to miss the gala, you should have a full wallet. A single ticket is available for 1,000 US dollars (approx. 900 euros), with (almost) no upper limit. Guests who are willing to donate and don’t mind the expense or trouble can take a seat next to Madeleine at the so-called “Royal Table” and engage the mother of three in a conversation. A “Champions Table” costs 100,000 dollars, around 90,000 euros, but it also offers 12 seats and 4 seats at the “Royal Table”. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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