Mette-Marit breaks the silence after all the scandals: 'We Must Never...'

The future of Ingrid Alexandra, the crown princess of Norway, has been a topic of debate in the country's media. Although she is second in line to the throne, her path to the crown is still full of uncertainties. The Norwegian royal family faces external pressures, especially after Marius Borg Høiby was at the center of a scandal that affected the monarchy's public image.

The media have pointed out that Ingrid might have to play a more visible role to strengthen the royal family's image. However, Mette-Marit has been clear in her comments, highlighting that the young woman still has much to do before taking on an official role within the monarchy.

Princess Ingrid and the need for more visibility

Although her father, Prince Haakon, is ahead of her in the line of succession, it is expected that Ingrid will eventually take on the role of queen. The 21-year-old is seen by many as the figure who can give a positive turn to the Norwegian monarchy. The local press has called for Ingrid to appear more in public, with more events on her agenda so that citizens can get to know her better.

Mette-Marit, in her remarks, commented that "I am now on the right track and still have a lot of work." She added that the first job of children is to be in student life, suggesting that Ingrid still has time before taking on more serious commitments. However, over time, it seems likely that the princess will become more present in Norway's public life.

During a recent visit to her hometown, Kristiansand, Mette-Marit took the opportunity to reflect on the challenges and the importance of democratic values in the current context. During her speech at a local event, the princess highlighted the need to protect essential rights, emphasizing that "We must never take democracy and human rights for granted."

Possible plans for Ingrid Alexandra's future

Despite doubts about her immediate future, some speculate that the princess might study outside Norway, following in the footsteps of her father and grandfather. However, details about Ingrid's next step have not been confirmed. The Royal House has not yet made an official statement about her future, but it is expected that her plans will be announced soon.

Ingrid's role in the Norwegian monarchy is shaping up to be a key point for the royal family's future. If she ever ascends to the throne, she will become the first woman to reign in Norway in over 600 years. The last was Queen Margaret I, who ruled in the 1380s: this historical fact would make Ingrid break with a long tradition of male monarchs in the country.