Princess Märtha Louise discusses past press encounter and supports daughter

Princess Märtha Louise of Norway recently appeared on the Norwegian program ‘Spørsmålet er fritt’, where she addressed a decades-old incident involving the press. She recalled a moment in the late 1990s while working as a physiotherapist in the Netherlands, when she reacted by pointing her finger at a photographer who had been following her closely. She described the experience as a natural reaction to having a large camera thrust in her face during her commute, though she admitted in hindsight that her reaction may have been excessive.

Additionally, the Princess has been a consistent presence in supporting her daughter, Leah Behn, during her participation in the dance competition ‘Skal vi danse’. Following the death of King Harald, the family has faced a challenging period, and Märtha Louise has attended every weekly broadcast to cheer for Behn. Experts noted that her consistent attendance highlights the close bond between mother and daughter during a time of family mourning.