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Chris O'Neill: Does Princess Madeleine's husband snub King Carl Gustaf of Sweden with this decision?

2024-04-19T11:24:22.470Z

Highlights: Princess Madeleine has lived in Pinecrest with her husband Christopher O'Neill for six years. The family's move to Stockholm is still planned for 2024. King Carl Gustaf of Sweden wanted to give his son-in-law a party in Stockholm, but this plan seems to have met with little approval from O'Neil. Instead, he would rather celebrate privately in his wife's homeland. The entrepreneur apparently sees no point in celebrating his 50th birthday in his home country. However, the move is still scheduled to take place in 2023, according to Swedish media reports. The couple married in 2013 and have three children - Leonore, Nicolas, and Adrienne. They live in Florida with their husband and three children, aged 10, 8 and 6. For confidential support, call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or see www.samaritans.org for details. In the U.S. call the National Suicide Prevention Line on 1-800-273-8255.



Once again, Sweden's King Carl Gustaf is disappointed by his son-in-law. However, Princess Madeleine and her family's move to Sweden is still planned for 2024.

Stockholm – Princess Madeleine (41) has lived in Pinecrest with her husband Christopher O'Neill (49) and their children Princess Leonore (10), Prince Nicolas (8) and Princess Adrienne (6) for almost six years. The family seems to be at home in sunny Florida - especially O'Neill, who was born in London. After the planned move to Stockholm in 2023 failed, Madeleine's husband now seems not to want to travel to Sweden for a special occasion.

Princess Madeleine's husband Chris O'Neill doesn't want to celebrate his 50th birthday in Sweden

On June 27th, Chris O'Neill celebrates a big birthday - the businessman turns 50. As

Svensk Damtidning

reports, King Carl Gustaf of Sweden (77) wanted to give his son-in-law a party in Stockholm, but this plan seems to have met with little approval from O'Neill - Princess Madeleine's husband is said to have declined. Instead, he would rather celebrate privately.

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A slap in the face for the Swedish royal family, of which Chris O'Neill has been a member since his wedding to Princess Madeleine in 2013. But the entrepreneur apparently sees no point in celebrating his 50th birthday in his wife's homeland. According to

Svensk Damtidning,

there are several reasons for this. On the one hand, O'Neill doesn't have his own circle of friends in Sweden, so only Princess Madeleine's acquaintances would probably come to his party. On the other hand, the brother-in-law of Crown Princess Victoria (46) and Prince Carl Philip (44) is considered extremely reserved.

King Carl Gustaf's sister Birgitta hints at Princess Madeleine's return

“As soon as he runs 300 meters, people constantly stare at him and know who he is. If you don't enjoy this role, it's unbearable," says royal expert Herman Lindqvist (80), describing 

the situation for Chris O'Neill in Stockholm to the Swedish magazine

Hänt

. This is also said to be the reason why there is still no concrete date for Princess Madeleine's move to Sweden after the plans were canceled at the last minute last year.

But Princess Madeleine's return is by no means off the table, as an interview with

Svensk Damtidning

by her aunt Princess Birgitta (87) shows. “I see her so rarely that I don’t really know how she’s doing,” admits King Carl Gustaf’s sister, who lives in Mallorca, but also emphasizes: “We saw each other last summer and now that she’s coming to Sweden, “It might be easier to see each other, but other than that we don’t see each other very often.”

It is not known whether the parade will take place before or after Chris O'Neill's birthday. His brother-in-law had to cancel his party last year. Since Prince Daniel's 50th birthday fell on the same day as King Carl Gustaf's 50th anniversary on the throne, only the Swedish monarch was allowed to celebrate in a big way.

Sources used:

hant.se, svenskdam.se

Source: merkur

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