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Norwegian Princess Astrid dies at 94, two days after her brother's funeral
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Norwegian Princess Astrid dies at 94, two days after her brother's funeral

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General11 September 2026 at 14:27

Norway's Princess Astrid died on Friday at the age of 94, just two days after the funeral of her brother, King Harald V, the Norwegian Royal House reported. The death occurred just days after the Norwegian royal family buried the monarch, whose funeral was held on Wednesday.

Astrid was the sister of King Harald V, who died in March at 87. The princess was part of the Norwegian royal family for decades, having lived her entire life dedicated to the crown and to the official representations of the monarchy of the Nordic country.

The Royal House of Norway officially announced the death of Princess Astrid, generating shock throughout the country. The death so close to her brother's funeral represents a double loss for the Norwegian royal family in a short period of time.

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