{"id":306855,"date":"2025-11-25T02:59:12","date_gmt":"2025-11-25T02:59:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/306855\/"},"modified":"2025-11-25T02:59:12","modified_gmt":"2025-11-25T02:59:12","slug":"princess-ingrid-alexandra-prepares-to-leave-sydney-to-attend-nobel-peace-prize-awards-in-oslo-for-the-first-time-before-christmas-with-norwegian-royal-family","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/306855\/","title":{"rendered":"Princess Ingrid Alexandra prepares to leave Sydney to attend Nobel Peace Prize awards in Oslo for the first time before Christmas with Norwegian royal family"},"content":{"rendered":"

T\ufeffhe Norwegian princess living in Australia<\/a> will soon leave Sydney to return home for a major event next month.<\/p>\n

Princess Ingrid Alexandra<\/a> is currently doing her exams as she approaches the end of semester at the University of Sydney.<\/p>\n

The Royal House of Norway shared several photos of the 21-year-old studying \ufefffor her finals, wishing students in Australia and Norway success during the exam period.<\/p>\n

\"PrincessPrincess Ingrid Alexandra is completing her finals before returning to Norway for Christmas. (Photo: Raquel Pires Photography \/ The Royal Court)<\/p>\n

While most students will then embark on a much-needed holiday or pick up more shifts at their part-time jobs, Princess Ingrid Alexandra is returning to Norway to carry out official engagements in her role as second-in-line to the throne<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Royal House has announced two events for the princess on December 10 before she spends Christmas with her family<\/a>, which will come just weeks before the criminal trial of her brother.<\/p>\n

She will visit the Save the Children’s Peace Prize celebration outside the Nobel Peace Centre in Oslo\ufeff.<\/p>\n

But more significantly, Princess Ingrid Alexandra will attend the Nobel Peace Prize awards for the for the first time, later that day.<\/p>\n

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King Harald, Queen Sonja, Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Crown Prince Haakon at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 2019. (Rune Hellestad – Corbis\/Corbis via Getty Images)<\/p>\n

The awarding of the peace prize is held in Oslo and the day after the rest of the Nobel awards take place in Stockholm, attended by Sweden’s royal family.<\/p>\n

Princess Ingrid Alexandra will attend the event inside Oslo City Hall alongside her grandparents King Harald and Queen Sonja and her parents, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit.<\/p>\n

The Nobel Peace Prize will this year be presented to Venezuela’s opposition leader Mar\u00eda Corina Machado.<\/p>\n

The 58-year-old has campaigned against the country’s President Nicol\u00e1s Maduro Moros, whose 12-year rule is viewed by many as illegitimate.\ufeff<\/p>\n

\"STOCKHOLM,After the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Sweden’s royal family will attend the rest of the awards in Stockholm. (Getty)<\/p>\n

A banquet will be held inside Oslo’s Royal Palace after the presentation of the award, with the female royals in attendance expected to wear gowns and tiaras and Royal Orders.<\/p>\n

The prestigious awards are presented at an equally-glamorous event in Sweden, where the royals wear their finest outfits and tiaras<\/a> first to the ceremony and then the banquet. The following day, another gala is held at Stockholm’s Royal Palace.<\/p>\n

Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s presence at the Oslo event is expected to be one of her most high-profile\ufeff to date.<\/p>\n

Ingrid Alexandra will one day make history by becoming Norway’s first queen regnant in more than 600 years.\ufeff<\/p>\n

Despite her place as heir-in-waiting, Princess Ingrid Alexandra has only recently begun carrying out regular appearances at public events in Norway.<\/p>\n

In April, she joined her parents and the King and Queen for a state banquet inside the royal palace<\/a> hosted for Iceland’s visiting presidential couple. <\/p>\n

It was the first time she had taken part in such a formal occasion and the highest level of a foreign visit<\/a>.\ufeff \ufeff\ufeff<\/p>\n

Also that month, \ufeffthe princess completed her military service and in June, she and her younger brother Prince Sverre Magnus carried out their first solo engagement.<\/p>\n

\"FromPrincess Ingrid Alexandra is likely to attend the Nobel Peace Prize banquet after the presentation of the award. (AP)<\/p>\n

The princess moved to Australia in late July to begin a three-year degree at Sydney University.<\/p>\n

Weeks later, Oslo’s state attorney filed charges against Marius Borg H\u00f8iby<\/a> \u2013 Ingrid Alexandra’s half-brother.<\/p>\n

H\u00f8iby, who is the 28-year-old son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit and stepson of the heir to the throne<\/a>, Crown Prince Haakon \u2013 was arrested.<\/p>\n

He is accused of 32 crimes including domestic abuse and rape, most of which he denies, and faces 10 years in prison if convicted.<\/p>\n

The trial will begin on February 3 next year<\/a> and run until March 13, in Oslo’s District Court.<\/p>\n

\ufeffIt’s not known when Princess Ingrid Alexandra will return to Australia for her studies but she is not expected to be in court, despite wanting to support her brother.<\/p>\n

Royal correspondent from NRK \u2013 Norway’s national broadcaster \u2013 Kristi Marie Skrede\ufeff recently told nine.com.au<\/a> that Princess Ingrid Alexandra would be “supporting her brother during Christmas when she has a break from from her studies”.<\/p>\n

“I doubt we we will be seeing her in court, she has to do her job as a student and be here [in Australia] when the semester starts [next year], but I also think that she wants to to support her brother,” Skrede\ufeff said.<\/p>\n

The criminal trial of Ingrid Alexandra’s brother Marius Borg H\u00f8iby (left) will begin in February. (Getty)<\/p>\n

“But there might be a possibility we will be seeing the Crown Prince and Crown Princess in court. It’s their son, her son and the crown prince’s stepson.<\/p>\n

“I think they will support him, but of course it’s difficult.”<\/p>\n

The young princess’ decision to move to Australia to study, when her family is facing one of its most challenging periods, was deliberate \ufeffSkrede\ufeff said.<\/p>\n

“I think she is happy to be here, far away from all the problems,” Skrede\ufeff said.<\/p>\n

\ufeff”It gives her the possibility to concentrate on her studies and to concentrate on being a young woman and spending time with her friends.<\/p>\n

\ufeff”The problems that her brother is dealing with, the fact that he is charged with very serious crimes \u2013 rape and assaulting an ex-girlfriend \u2013 that’s very hard.”<\/p>\n

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