Single princes and princesses to meet now The dating season has officially begun

Scandals, titles, tiaras and coronations, ceremonies and adorned capes, pompous marriages and dramatic divorces, rivalries and palace murmurs. The lives of royals in Europe and the world seem straight out of a fairy tale, or rather a tabloid. Although the Californian elopement of Harry of England and Meghan Markle may have given the public a glimpse of the dark side of royalty, there are still people who would do anything to be part of this lavish and secretive world of fame and glitz, obligations and ceremonies, gorgeous dresses and ribbon cutting. But who is left for ordinary mortals in a world (that of the royals) where people tend to marry young and almost invariably choose members of the upper middle class or aristocracy?

On the way north and arriving in Denmark, we meet Isabella, who is only 16 and the daughter of Mary of Denmark and Fredrik, the heir to the throne, but more importantly Nikolai and Felix. The latter are actually no longer princes since January, but Counts of Monpezat, sons of Queen Margrethe's second son Joachim. Although they have been demoted to streamline the monarchy, Nikolai and Felix are not doing too badly. Born in 1999, the former has been a model for years, has modelled for Dior and Vogue Scandinavia dedicated a cover to him. He has brown hair and very blue eyes and a girlfriend, Benedikte Thoustrup. Nothing too official, though. The slightly younger Felix, born in 2002, does not seem to have a profile on Instagram, but already stands out because of his Nordic beauty. In Norway, however, all eyes are on Leah Isadora Behn, the 18-year-old second daughter of Maertha Louise of Norway, sister of the Crown Prince, and beauty influencer. She is sixth in line to the throne and attended the debutante ball at the famous Shangri-La in Paris as Charlotte Casiraghi.