Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine enjoyed a lively evening with their children at a Laleh concert in Borgholm Castle ruins. The royal family maximized their quality time together on Öland, with the princesses and their children dancing to the music.
Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine Dance with Children at Borgholm Castle Ruins
Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine Dance with Children at Borgholm Castle Ruins
Neither Crown Princess Victoria nor Princess Madeleine could stay still when Laleh began to sing. The sisters danced with their children in the ruins of Borgholm Castle. Prince Oscar also received some motherly affection during the concert, albeit possibly reluctantly.
The royals are making the most of their quality time together as the entire extended family gathers on Öland.
Crown Princess Victoria, 48, and Princess Madeleine, 43, prioritized sister time with their children at Borgholm Castle ruins on Thursday evening.
Accompanying them to artist Laleh's concert at sunset were Princesses Estelle, 13, Leonore, 11, and Adrienne, seven, and Prince Oscar, nine.
Cousins Leopold Sommerlath, 23, and his sisters Anaïs and Chloé, 17, also joined the event at the ruins.
Dance and Motherly Affection
Crown Princess Victoria, casually dressed in a white tank top and shoulder bag, was seen dancing to Laleh's hit "Live Tomorrow."
Prince Oscar enjoyed not only the music but also had his hand in a bag of Ahlgrens Bilar. He was in a slightly better mood than when his mother, Crown Princess Victoria, wanted to cuddle a bit with her son, planting a kiss on his cheek.
Princess Madeleine wore sunglasses in the evening light and a khaki green jacket. Her daughter, Princess Leonore, was also in a dancing mood and got her mother to join in the choreography on the VIP stand.