“With the countless comparisons between the younger lot of the heirs have been unfortunately quite unhealthy at times, but have inspired other royal families with younger heirs to not make those mistakes, like Leonor is gonna serve her for her country and then continue her studies a mistake Elisabeth made in her peoples eyes so shes taking military courses now. But you'd think the Danish or Dutch rf would learn a thing or two from all this but they're just too busy living off of taxpayers money.” - Submitted by Anonymous
“Both Christian and Amalia as well as their respective royal families are either really immune and laidback which is why the immense backlash never bothers them or they simply don't care enough and only lift a finger to do some work or make a few appearances once in a while because they have to.” - Submitted by Anonymous
“Ingrid Alexandra, Leonor and Elisabeth seem to be quite well prepared and thriving in their role while Christian and Amalia seem to really not care about anything else other than partying.” - Submitted by Anonymous
“If Danish people and Dutch people suddenly decide to turn against the monarchy I wouldn’t surprise me. Imagine having people who don’t work but still are paid from public money. Many mentions of Catharina Amalia and Christian not being prepared to their future duties. Amalia didn’t join the military forces like Leonor, Elizabeth etc and is always on vacations. Also I saw that the Danish kings want to be paid more??? For what?? Going on holidays all the time, having a king who was in a very public cheating scandal, not working enough etc… At least they should be more discreet. I feel like in a near future we will see the fall of some monarchies.” - Submitted by Anonymous
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leonor not loving her first sip of champagne and letizia's reaction
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Just them fixing their daughter's hair
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Leonor, Princess of Asturias delivers a speech at the Princess of Asturias Awards on 20 October 2023
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Happy International Women's Day -March 8th 2024.
•Queen Mathilde of Belgium, Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, Duchess of Brabant and Princess Eléonore of Belgium.
•Queen Máxima of The Netherlands, Princess Catharina-Amalia of The Netherlands, Princess Alexia of The Netherlands and Princess Ariane of The Netherlands.
•Princess Claire of Luxembourg and Princess Amalia of Nassau.
•Queen Letizia of Spain, Princess Leonor, The Princess of Asturias and Infanta Sofía of Spain.
•Princess Charlène of Monaco and Princess Gabriella of Monaco.
•The Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte of Wales.
•Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway and Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway.
•The then Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Princess Isabella of Denmark and Princess Josephine of Denmark.
•Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Princess Estelle of Sweden.
•Princess Madeleine of Sweden, Princess Leonore of Sweden and Princess Adrienne of Sweden.
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THE PRINCESS OF ASTURIAS attends the traditional celebration of Pascua Militar at the Royal Palace of Madrid on January 6th, 2024.
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First Tiaras for Spanish Royals
Princess Leonor turns 18 on Tuesday and I feel pretty confident in saying that her first tiara will be the Princess Victoria Louise's Prussian Diamond Tiara because it’s used as a starter tiara within the family. For example...
Queen Sofia, back when she was Princess Sophia of Greece, started wearing tiaras a little before her 18th birthday in November 1956. (Joining Princess Anne in proving that these are not the strict rules people in the fandom think they are.) The picture on the left is from the Greek state visit to France in June 1956 and the one on the right is labelled as her debutante ball. I don't know if that's accurate and I can't find a date for when her debutante ball would have been but she looks to be about the same age.
Infanta Elena turned 18 in December 1981 but the first dated pictures I’ve found of her wearing a tiara are from the Swedish state visit in March 1983. It’s possible that she wore Queen Maria Christina’s Diamond Floral Tiara before that because she also wore it often when she was young.
Infanta Cristina turned 18 in June 1983 and the earliest pictures with dates that I've found are from the state visit from Nepal in September 1983.
Queen Letizia's first tiara was on her wedding day in May 2004. The Prussian Diamond Tiara was her primary tiara starting out but like the other royal women she moved on to other pieces.
Princess Leonor can choose whichever tiara she wants for her first one but the Prussian Diamond Tiara seems most likely. I have a post coming tomorrow with some more possibilities. Even though she probably won't wear a tiara for awhile yet, it's still fun to think about!
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“Ok, so now i saw many news articles about Leonor’s supposed boyfriend, since she had allegedly gone to a trip to NewYork and everyone are being nosy and making up silly conclusions that they 100 percent are more than friends and are partners and etc. like first of all, leave that 18 year old girl alone, it’s creepy how everyone are wondering about her personal life, second of all let’s normalise opposite genders being friends and in platonic ways, fr.” - Submitted by Anonymous
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Spanish Royal Family - Queen Letizia and The Princess of Asturias during the reception on the occasion of the Princess receiving the Collar of the Order of Carlos III in Madrid, Spain | October 31, 2023
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