Died at 89, Norway's king was married to a commoner and considered a reformerPhoto by Dua'a Al-Amad on Pexels
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Died at 89, Norway's king was married to a commoner and considered a reformer

BBC News Brasil28 August 2026 at 09:12

Norway's king died at 89. He was considered a reformist figure and very loved by Norwegians. The monarch broke with tradition by marrying a commoner, something uncommon for the time. His death marks the end of a reign marked by changes in the Norwegian monarchy.

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