King Harald and princess Astrid at the airport meeting princess Ragnhild's coffin and her family: Kongen tok imot Prinsesse Ragnhilds båre - VG Nett om Kongehuset
another article with a video
Her tar kongen imot søsterens båre - Norge - NRK Nyheter
Google Translation
King Harald told the press about his last meeting with his sister which took place at the Lorentzen family's country place in Oustøen in the Oslo Fjords in summer. He said "We met at their country place, where we more or less said goodbye. She would not admit it, but it was quite clear to us that it was the last time we met."
Kong harald - - Ragnhild ville ikke innrømme at det gikk mot slutten - Seoghør.no Kongelige (video)
Google Translation
She died of cancer
Her husband Erling Lorentzen about the diagnosis and the last days.
"She took it as far quiet. There was perhaps no great surprise for her. She realized that she hardly got to live long. She was concerned that it would be realistic, so we could talk openly about what would happen. I was of course very concerned if there was anything that could be done so that it didn't go the wrong way, but I had no hope from the doctors. She was realistic and took it as it was."
"She was quite ready, and accepted that it went the wrong way. But until the last day, where she got so much painkillers that she no longer felt pain, she was quite clear in her head."
Prinsesse ragnhild - - Hun var helt klar i hodet til det siste - Seoghør.no Kongelige
Google Translation
Both of princess Ragnhild's daughters was there with their children, Ingeborg with daughter Victoria and Ragnhild with Alexandra and Elizabeth.I'm assuming that the couple carrying the young children with Mr Lorenzon and the King were Princess Ragnhild's daughter and her family?
And why should the fact that she's 23 be a reason for her not being there? I would guess that the young woman walking at the side of Erling Lorentzen in this photo could be Victoria: http://tinyurl.com/csxx6upBut Victoria is already 23.
The girl is obviously a member of the Lorentzen family, and if it's not Victoria, then it's possible that it's her cousin Sophia Anne Lorentzen and that the woman hidden behind Mr Lorentzen is Victoria. The article in VG, Kongen tok imot Prinsesse Ragnhilds båre - VG Nett om Kongehuset , doesn't mention that Sophia Anne was there, but it does say that Victoria was there together with her mother.I thought that girl looked very young. But maybe she is blessed with a petite frame and great genes!
Princess Ragnhild's eldest child, Haakon, was born in 1954, followed by two younger sisters - Ingeborg (born 1957) and Ragnhild (born 1968).I read several online stories of the Lorentzen family, and it seems the third daughter of Princess Ragnhild, also named Ragnhild, was much younger than her siblings, about 14 years younger. She lives in San Francisco. Very hard to tell the generations in the picture of the Lorentzen family posted by Meraude. The petite woman next to Erling Lorentzen in the picture could easily be 23, especially if she takes after her grandmother, Princess Ragnhild, who appeared to be small boned in pictures taken in her youth.
I meant that she couldn't be carried on hands.And why should the fact that she's 23 be a reason for her not being there?
I never said anything about Victoria being carried or not, I just mentioned that both of princess Ragnhild's daughters were there and that they had their daughters with them.I meant that she couldn't be carried on hands.
Yes, it seems so, if you don't count the widow and daughter of prince Carl Bernadotte (princess Ragnhild's maternal uncle) as royals.Was Crown Princess Victoria the only foreign Royal to attend?
I'd say because she was there representing her father. Carl Gustaf would have been seated in front row.why did victoria sit in the front row?
i think she walked down with Erling Lorentzen after the service
Yes, it seems so, if you don't count the widow and daughter of prince Carl Bernadotte (princess Ragnhild's maternal uncle) as royals.