Norwegian Royal Family Shares Images of Princess Astrid After King Harald's Death

The Norwegian royal family released photos of Princess Astrid following the death of King Harald.

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King Haakon has become the new King of Norway following his father's death. ^[1] King Harald passed away peacefully on Friday morning at 06:35 at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo. ^[2] The Norwegian royal family shared images of Princess Astrid after King Harald's death. ^[3] Princess Astrid, the 94-year-old sister of King Harald, was previously absent from the official funeral service at Asker Church and the coffin procession from the palace. ^[4] Berlingske, a Danish newspaper, presented a promotional quiz titled 'Are you really smart: What do you know about the Norwegian royal family?' inviting readers to test their knowledge. ^[5] In the quiz, each correct answer earns one point regardless of the question's difficulty, and the correct answers are revealed as the participant progresses. ^[6] Participants who complete the quiz can enter a draw to win a 2,000 DKK gift card to the Danish design brand UMAGE. ^[7]

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King Haakon has become the new King of Norway following his father's death. · B.T.

King Harald passed away peacefully on Friday morning at 06:35 at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo. · B.T.

The Norwegian royal family shared images of Princess Astrid after King Harald's death. · B.T.

Princess Astrid, the 94-year-old sister of King Harald, was previously absent from the official funeral service at Asker Church and the coffin procession from the palace. · B.T.

Berlingske, a Danish newspaper, presented a promotional quiz titled 'Are you really smart: What do you know about the Norwegian royal family?' inviting readers to test their knowledge. · Berlingske

In the quiz, each correct answer earns one point regardless of the question's difficulty, and the correct answers are revealed as the participant progresses. · Berlingske

Participants who complete the quiz can enter a draw to win a 2,000 DKK gift card to the Danish design brand UMAGE. · Berlingske

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