[quote=Sophus]Sorry to say it, but to me princess Ragnhild does not behave very royal in these years. First she denigrate Mette-Marit for not beeing god for the monarchy and now she talks openly about her husband's affair in the most dirty and low class 'magazine' of Norway. To me a real royal is someone who bears her burden in silence and with her head upright. Who is able to shake hands with the persons she dislikes without letting no one know about her feelings. Such a royal person was the late Queen Ingrid and the present Queen of England but I do not see much of them in princess Ragnhild!
Please your royal highness - for the future let the hate stay inside your home...
I must say, I quite agree...
It never crossed my mind that an affair like this could hit the Lorentzen family. And it is more than surprising, that a woman, who attacks her brother´s (who is at least the king!) children for choosing the partners they did is faced with problems like these in her own family!
There was nothing immorale in the behaviour of both the CPrincess or A. Behn that has come any close to this of Mr. Lorentzen.
But I guess that´s part of Princess Ragnhilds bitterness (I always wondered about her angry, bad mooded face - very much the contrast to the images of her as a young woman), that she seemed to have projected her own unhappiness to other members of her family...
I never liked Ragnhild, but by knowing now she´s a person "sitting in a glasshouse throwing stones", I´m completely done with her.
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02-14-2007, 06:23 AM
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