Mathilde voted most popular European princess by PdV

Princess Mathilde was voted the most popular and best future Queen Consort by a poll of the French royalty magazine Point de Vue. She received 47,8% of the votes, and led the poll by a large margin. Second in the poll was the Dutch Princess Máxima (21,1%), closely followed by Letizia, the Princess of Asturias (17,8%). Only 10% of the votes went to Mary of Denmark, and Mette-Marit of Norway got less than 3%.

According to PdV, Princess Mathilde won because of her softness, charm, and competences.

PdV also made a list of most popular queens, which is headed by Queen Sofia of Spain (54,1%), followed by Queen Silvia of Sweden (26,4%) and Queen Paola of Belgium (14,1%).

Of course, this is only the opinion of those who voted in the polls…with which I just mean to say that this poll can best be viewed as a reflection of the opinion of the PdV readership, it is not necessarily the opinion of all the royalty lovers around the globe. Nevertheless, it is a great honour for Princess Mathilde that she is so popular. Only recently, she was named one of Vanity Fair‘s Best Dressed, and she also got an award from Belgian Elle.

See here for an article about this in Dutch.
See here for more info about Mathilde, Máxima, Letizia, Mary and Mette-Marit.
See here for more information about Queen Sofia, Queen Silvia, and Queen Paola.

Filed under Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands
Tagged Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, Media, Public Opinion, Queen Letizia of Spain, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, Queen Paola of Belgium, Queen Silvia of Sweden, Queen Sofia of Spain.