Sweden’s Crown Princess denies divorce rumors in rare post
Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel attend a ceremony to pay tribute to the 2021 Nobel Prize laureates at the Stockholm City Hall in Stockholm, Sweden on December 10, 2021. AFP FILE PHOTO
STOCKHOLM — In rare move, Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria and her husband Prince Daniel on Saturday publicly denied rumors that they were planning to divorce.
“There are allegations being spread about betrayal in the relationship and an impending divorce,” a post by the Royal Court to Instragram signed Victoria and Daniel said.
“Under normal circumstances we don’t comment on rumors and speculations. But to protect our family we wish to make clear, once and for all, that the rumors now being spread are completely without merit,” the post added.
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Margareta Thorgren, head of information at the Royal Court told newspaper Expressen that the unusual comment was made after an extended period of rumors circulating despite repeated denials when queried by media.
The public denial follows months of articles by Swedish celebrity news outlet Stoppa Pressarna suggesting the royal couple’s relationship was in crisis.
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