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Weβve started a gofundme for @LynxiTwitch to support her goals of getting married, travelling, and taking the financial pressure off her whilst she spends as much time as she can with her partner.
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The three Scandinavian kings following king Haralds coffin on the final stretch of the procession, from the church to the final resting place, was one of my favorite moments of the day. It felt respectful, powerful and genuine. These three kings represent both the close relationship between our three countries and the close relationship between the royal families. This was both official and personal at the same time.
I watched bits of the funeral of King Harald of Norway today. He was very, very loved by the Norwegians, also by the younger generation. He did his job with a human touch, and had a great sense of humor. Today, watching, it was clear to see that Norway loved him deeply.
The service and processions from castle to Dom to Akershus in Oslo were impressive, mostly because of the silence, the respect and the perfectly executed, strict protocol.
This moment struck me.
Three kings (πΈπͺπ³π΄π©π°).
Saluting at the departure of the King.
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The three Kings of Norway π³π΄, Denmark π©π° and Sweden πΈπͺ in Oslo today. We belong together in the Nordic world.
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ποΈπ³π΄ This week, the final farewell to King Harald V of Norway will take place.
For many years, the Danish and Norwegian Royal Families have shared a close and warm relationship, as both family and friends. π€π
As Frederik said during his State Visit to Norway in 2024: βMary and I always look forward to visiting Norway. We are not only neighbours and colleagues, but family and friends.β π₯Ήπ€
King Frederik, Queen Mary, Crown Prince Christian and Princess Benedikte will attend the State Funeral in Oslo this Wednesday, September 9. Queen Margrethe, unfortunately, will be unable to attend. ποΈπ©π°π³π΄
πΈ Detdanskekongehus
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Impressive and funny moments of #Norwayβs King Harald V who prioritised travelling out into the country or abroad as one of his main duties. Together with Queen Sonja, they had a goal of visiting all the country's small and large municipalities. He almost achieved that. Only four of Norway's 357 municipalities remained.
#KingHarald #KongHarald #Kongehuset #Norge #Noreg
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Five years in Norway, and today Norway lost its King π³π΄
I have lived in Norway for five years. During these years, I have gradually come to know its society, culture, and history.
I come from a country where the word βkingβ carries a very different historical and political meaning. When I first came to Norway, I found it interesting to see how the King is viewed here.
After five years, I have come to understand that for many Norwegians, King Harald was more than just the countryβs monarch. He represented continuity, stability, unity, and an important part of Norwayβs modern history.
Today, when I heard about the passing of King Harald V, I felt something I did not quite expect. Although I was not born in Norway, I have lived here for five years. I have experienced many sides of this country, and King Harald has been part of the Norway I have come to know.
There is something deeply meaningful about being an immigrant and witnessing a historic moment in a country that was once foreign to you, but has gradually become part of your own life.
My thoughts are with the Royal Family and the people of Norway today.
Rest in peace, King Harald. π³π΄ποΈ
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Queen Sonja has been at King Haraldβs side for nearly six decades. They dated in secret for nine years because many said a commonerβs daughter was not good enough for the heir to the throne. He told his father he would never marry anyone else. They won that fight, married in 1968, and built a life together.
Now, as his condition grows very serious and others begin to prepare for what may come, she is still there. Not performing for cameras. Simply present.
That kind of loyalty is rare. Their story was never just a royal romance. It was a choice, made again and again, to stay. Exemplary to the end.
Thanks @RoyalCentral for the photo.
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I was trying to record a little vid whilst listening to @TotalGranny in the background, and lets just say she wants a White Christmas for ALL!
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Starting to realize a lot of people would stop being so anxious and mentally ill online if they stopped caring so much about trying to maintain their Internet good boy points, scrolling twitter all day to find out who breaks their "DNI" list, and trying to maintain their image towards people who are gonna instantly turn their backs on them for not keeping up with the drama of the day.
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Back in 2006, I was just a junior high school student watching all of this unfold, not fully realizing how cruel it really was.
This was such a brutal time for Britney Spears. Everyone wanted a piece of her. The pressure was nonstop, the media was feeding off her, and the people around her were not protecting her the way they should have.
At that time, Britney Spears was only 25, pregnant with her second child, holding her 8 month old baby. She had just stepped out of her hotel and was immediately swarmed by hundreds of paparazzi. No space. No breathing room. Just cameras everywhere.
She tried to hide inside a restaurant. She asked the staff for help, but they didn't step in. Even in that moment, she wasn't given privacy. She was left there, vulnerable, while cameras kept flashing.
You can see it on her face. She was shaken. Overwhelmed. On the verge of breaking.
And instead of concern, the tabloids twisted it. They called Britney Spears an irresponsible mother. They turned that moment into a headline like it was entertainment.
I've always believed Britney Spears is a good person. But no one can carry that kind of pressure forever. The constant scrutiny, the betrayal, the manipulation, it wears you down.
This is a reminder of how cruel people can be, and how easy it is for the world to watch someone struggle and choose not to care.
Looking back now, it's clear. She wasn't failing. She was being failed by everyone around her.
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I don't follow the "respect is earned" philosophy. I respect everyone automatically and then each person has the opportunity to lose my respect based on their behavior.
