Many of us probably dreamed that a similar fairytale would play out in our own lives.
Princess Victoria of Sweden
Princess Victoriahas been heir to the Swedish throne since 1980.
“She is an extraordinary asset to me, my family and our country,” he said.
“I am proud of her and her tireless work for Sweden” (via theDaily Mail).
Princess Victoria was born in 1977 and was raised as the heir apparent.
Princess Victoria is married to Daniel Westling and the couple has two children, Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar.
As for her future as queen, the princess is committed to the role.
As she once said in an interview: “My whole life is for Sweden.
It may seem pretentious, but I feel it, it’s true” (viaRoyal Central).
Born in 2012, the young princess will likely assume the throne after her mother.
She then went to preschool and primary school at Campus Manilla in Stockholm.
As Princess Victoria told Svenskdam (viaHello!
“I think my parents made it very good and educational,” she said.
Even as a young child, Princess Estelle showed interest.
“She is five-years-old, but she’s not too young.
… On the contrary, she was very interested and receptive.”
According toHello!, she will be the nation’s first queen since the 1800s.
Princess Ingrid of Norway
Princess Ingrid of Norway is currently second in line to the throne.
Her interests reportedly include the environment and sports (viaThe Royal House of Norway).
“I have not gone to any queen school,” she said.
Nevertheless, she explained she was excited about the opportunity to rule.
“[I]think that I can do a lot with it,” she said.
“I am still young, and it is long until I become queen.
But it lies a bit in the cards and I intend to do it.”
After graduating from high school, she took a gap year to volunteer at the Orange Fund.
Nevertheless, her mother Queen Maxima believes that she’ll eventually be ready.
“She is very responsible,” she said in an interview.
“She realises what her future will be but handles it really well.
She takes her time, and she is a wonderful human being” (viaHola!).
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium
The final future European queen isPrincess Elisabeth of Belgium.
As the daughter of King Philippe, she is first in line to the throne.
Born in 2001, Princess Elisabeth has been preparing to assume the throne for most of her life.
She attended a Dutch-speaking high school in Brussels before completing a year at the Royal Military Academy in Belgium.
She then went on to study history and politics at Oxford University.
She can also speak Dutch, French, German, and English fluently.
“I realise that I still have a lot to learn.
