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Who is Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway?

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PRINCESS Ingrid Alexandra is second in line to the Norwegian throne.

The young heiress and her Norwegian royal family have close ties to the British monarchy. Here’s what we know.

The young heir is second in line to the Norwegian throne

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The young heir is second in line to the Norwegian throneCredit: Getty

Who is Princess Ingrid Alexandra and how old is she?

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the granddaughter of the ruling Norwegian King Harald V.

Born on January 21, 2004, the Princess of Norway is the eldest daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and the second daughter of Crown Princess Mette-Marit – making her second in line to the Norwegian throne behind her father.

She is expected to become the country’s second female monarch in 600 years, after Queen Margaret, who was crowned Norway’s first female queen in the 15th century.

The future Queen of Norway is 20 years old.

His grandfather, King Harald, changed the laws of succession before his birth, which completely changed his destiny.

The king of Norway guaranteed that girls would take precedence over their male siblings to become queen if she was born first.

Where was Princess Ingrid Alexandra born?

Princess Ingrid was born in the capital of Norway, Oslo, at Rikshospitalet University Hospital.

Growing up, Princess Ingrid Alexandra attended a local state primary school.

She later enrolled at Oslo International School, a private English-language school, because her royal parents wanted her to be fluent in English.

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Is Princess Ingrid Alexandra in the army?

The Princess of Norway began her 12-month military service as a conscript in the Nord Brigade Engineer Battalion on 17 January 2024.

When asked by the battalion commander if she “regrets her choice to join the Engineer Battalion,” the royal responded, “I don’t.”

Military service is mandatory in Norway, with Norwegian citizens required to serve from the age of 19 to 44.

Although military service is a mandatory requirement for Norwegian citizens, it is highly selective.

With an acceptance rate of just 17%, the Princess was one of the few to be selected and reports revealed that the Princess does not receive any special treatment.

The company commander, Hågen Vangsnes, revealed that the princess “has to wash the floor, calm the room, make the bed and attend classes.

“We have the same expectations of her as all other soldiers.”

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is currently in military service

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Princess Ingrid Alexandra is currently in military serviceCredit: GETTY

Who are Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s brothers?

Born in December 2005, Prince Prince Sverre Magnus is the Princess’s younger brother.

He is third in the line of succession to his grandfather, King Harald V, after his father and his older sister, Princess Ingrid Alexandra.

In May 2017, Prince Sverre Magnus went viral for dabbing on the balcony of the Royal Palace during his grandparents’ 80th birthday celebration.

The two share an older half-brother, Marius Borg Høiby, who is their mother’s son from a previous relationship.

Marius was just 2 years old when his mother married Crown Prince Haakon.

In 2017, Høiby left public life to study business in California.

Marius Borg Høiby remains without a royal title or any official duties.

Is Princess Alexandra related to Queen Elizabeth?

The princess’ grandfather, King Harald V, and the late Queen Elizabeth were second cousins ​​and shared the same great-grandparents.

Queen Elizabeth was the only head of state to make three state visits to Norway.

We have the same expectations of her as all other soldiers.

Company Commander Hågen VangsnesPeople

These close ties to the British monarchy mean that King Charles III and Princess Alexandra are also second-degree (once removed) relatives.

As the late Queen Elizabeth and the late Prince Philip were third cousins, King Harald V was also independently related to the late Prince Philip.

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