Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has begun her studies at the University of Oslo (UiO). The princess expressed her excitement about starting her academic journey.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus each received a gift from FIFA President Gianni Infantino during their meeting in the USA.

The Norwegian Storting has approved a constitutional amendment that will allow Princess Ingrid Alexandra to lead the government in the absence of the King.

The article reports on an appearance by Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra has returned to Norway due to her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit's, serious illness. Her return highlights concerns for the Crown Princess's health.

A man was arrested outside court in Norway after being issued a restraining order against Princess Ingrid Alexandra. The arrest follows an incident in Australia where he was also given a visitation ban.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra, daughter of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has reportedly paused her studies in Sydney, Australia. Crown Princess Mette-Marit suffers from an incurable lung disease.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra sent a greeting to Norway for the 17. Mai Constitution Day celebrations, sharing her message from Sydney, Australia.

A council member and former mayor, Harald Furre, is addressing complaints regarding the state broadcaster NRK's reporting on Princess Ingrid Alexandra's private Instagram account.

The entire Norwegian Crown Prince family, including Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, and Prince Sverre Magnus, will participate in an official mission together.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is set to begin her studies in Oslo, with the University of Oslo hosting an official reception on her first day.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has arrived at Camp Hudøy outside Nøtterøy, where she is meeting hundreds of schoolchildren at a summer camp shortly after returning to Norwegian soil.

Norway is moving to amend its constitution to enable Princess Ingrid Alexandra to function as regent, a role that would allow her to act as head of state in the absence of the monarch.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus were present at Ullevaal stadium for a national sports match, six days after the princess's return to Norway.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has cut short her studies in Australia to return to Oslo and be with her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, who is reported to be seriously ill.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra, daughter of Norway's Princess Mette-Marit, has cut short her studies in Australia to return to Oslo and be by her mother's side, who is reported to be seriously ill.

The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) has initiated security measures following the discovery of a letter sent to Princess Ingrid Alexandra's student residence.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is interrupting her studies and returning home earlier than planned, following Crown Prince Haakon's early departure from Japan due to Queen Mette-Marit's health.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is celebrating Norway's Constitution Day, known as 17. Mai, in Sydney, Australia. Meanwhile, Crown Princess Mette-Marit will participate in the traditional celebrations from the Palace balcony in Norway.

Public criticism is growing in Norway as taxpayers fund Princess Ingrid Alexandra's overseas studies, with concerns also raised about her travel behavior.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra has returned to Norway for her Easter holiday.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway was seen wearing a white suit from a Norwegian brand, highlighting her continued support for national design.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has a packed schedule, including playing football with children in Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon and visiting children at a holiday camp in Hudøy on Thursday morning.

The Norwegian Parliament has approved a measure allowing Princess Ingrid Alexandra to lead the Council of State. This decision paves the way for the princess to take on more significant royal duties in the future.

A 63-year-old man was ordered by a Sydney court to stay away from Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, who is studying in Australia, after he sent her a card.

The Norwegian security police (PST) have contacted Australian authorities regarding a letter sent to Princess Ingrid Alexandra's apartment at a student dormitory in Sydney, where she is studying political economy.

Norway's Broadcasting Council is reviewing an NRK interview with Princess Ingrid Alexandra, specifically debating whether her Instagram post with 800 followers can be considered a private space. The Royal Palace reportedly placed no restrictions on the interview content.

The Royal Palace has confirmed that Princess Ingrid Alexandra has returned to Australia to continue her studies.