Queen Silvia had to experience an unpleasant surprise at Drottningholm Palace, but luckily the police were able to prevent worse.
Ekerö – day after day, the royals have gathered attentive security guards around them, but they are still not protected from unexpected visitors. Queen Elizabeth II (95) had to fight intruders several times last year, her Swedish colleagues Queen Silvia (78) and King Carl XVI. Gustaf (75) know the problem.
Many Royal fans would love to take a look behind the royal palace walls, but not everyone is allowed access to the feudal residences – for good reason! Queen Silvia and her family use their own four walls as a retreat away from the cameras. However, it cannot always be avoided that strangers invade their privacy, as the recent incident at Drottningholm Palace shows.
24royal.de * knows the special reason behind Silvia’s current stay at Drottningholm Palace.
A few days ago the police had to arrive after two young women had gained access to the grounds of the castle, as reported by the magazine Aftonbladet. The troublemakers caused an uproar in the castle when they entered a protected area, the security staff then alerted the police. “Nobody should have been injured,” reported Daniel Urso, information secretary of the Swedish royal family, when asked by Aftonbladet. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
