Princess Martha Louise with Leah Isadora enjoy their time in Paris!
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- I am probably the one in Norway who has received the most criticism of all, I think, she says to SVT.
- Throughout Norway?
- Yes I believe. Up through all the years, yes, Princess Märtha Louise answers bluntly.
Oh, ML. At least call yourself a modern Quisling if you're going to do that...
"Royal house expert Trond Norén Isaksen draws parallels between the interview with Märtha and interviews Prince Harry has done recently .
- She has put herself on the same line. She says the media distorts everything and largely blames everything on the media. Part of the problem here is that she takes very little responsibility for her own actions or statements, says Isaksen to NRK."
https://www.nrk.no/norge/kongehusekspert-reagerer-pa-intervju-med-martha-louise-1.16294437
I also have suspected for years that Durek Verrett was to some degree purposefully emulating the public relations strategies of the Duchess of Sussex (even in certain trivial details such as giving his first interview on the relationship to Vanity Fair magazine). Given that the parallels between the rhetoric used by the princessly couple against the Norwegian media and public and the rhetoric used by the British ducal couple against the British media and public have grown ever closer and more obvious, and that Princess Märtha Louise and Durek Verrett have both made explicit references to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their recent interviews/videos, I think it is now safe to say that the mirroring is at least not entirely accidental.
For the avoidance of doubt, I am not intending to begin a discussion on the Sussexes. My point is that that the Princess couple seem to be intentionally modeling their public relations on tactics which have been wildly successful for another European-American royal couple, although it has (so far) turned out to be much less effective in Norway than in the UK and America.
I also have suspected for years that Durek Verrett was to some degree purposefully emulating the public relations strategies of the Duchess of Sussex (even in certain trivial details such as giving his first interview on the relationship to Vanity Fair magazine). Given that the parallels between the rhetoric used by the princessly couple against the Norwegian media and public and the rhetoric used by the British ducal couple against the British media and public have grown ever closer and more obvious, and that Princess Märtha Louise and Durek Verrett have both made explicit references to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their recent interviews/videos, I think it is now safe to say that the mirroring is at least not entirely accidental.
For the avoidance of doubt, I am not intending to begin a discussion on the Sussexes. My point is that that the Princess couple seem to be intentionally modeling their public relations on tactics which have been wildly successful for another European-American royal couple, although it has (so far) turned out to be much less effective in Norway than in the UK and America.
Princess Märtha Louise makes her reality debut.
Märtha Louise and author and influencer Tinashe Williamson (38) participate as a duo at TV-reality show "Jaget" (The Chase). They have been friends for three years.
«Jaget»_ - Gruer meg til paranoiaen