Norwegian princess renounces royal duties to marry a shaman
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Princess Martha Louise of Norway refused to represent the royal family and fulfill her duties in order to fully concentrate on doing business with her alternative medicine fiancé.
The relationship of the 51-year-old princess with Durek Verrett, the spiritual mentor of many Hollywood stars, has caused a wave of public criticism in Norway. The Guru is widely known for his careless and contradictory statements. For example, in his book, he suggested that it depends solely on a person whether he gets cancer or not. In addition, on his website, he sells a medallion with the words “To keep the spirit alive”, which, according to him, helped him defeat the coronavirus faster.
A poll conducted in September showed that 17% of Norwegians have a negative view of the royal family, with almost all citing the relationship between the princess and the shaman as the reason for such views.
“The Princess is relinquishing her role as Royal Trustee and will not represent the Royal Household for the time being,” the palace said in an official statement. However, according to the wishes of her father King Harald, the princess will retain her title. The palace added that Verrett will be considered a member of the royal family, but will not receive any titles and will not represent the monarchy.
Martha Louise, who claims to have the ability to speak to angels, lost her honorary title of “Her Royal Highness” in 2002 when she began working as a clairvoyant. In 2019, she agreed not to use the title of princess for commercial purposes.
The couple also agreed to refrain from any contact with the royal family on social media, media statements and their commercial activities. “This is done in order to draw a clear line between the commercial activities of the princess and the royal house of Norway. The Royal Family has the utmost confidence in the Norwegian health authorities and stresses the importance of using scientifically proven knowledge in the field of medicine.”
Author – Shila Dang;
source – The Guardian;
translation – Daniil Prilepsky, Moskovskaya Pravda
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