Princess Märtha Louise was scheduled to be a guest in tonight’s Debate, but chose to cancel the interview a short time ago. Märtha Louise has previously said that she cannot criticize the press without being met with ridicule and domination techniques. In an article in the industry newspaper Medier24, she said that she wants to build a bridge between her and the press. The chronicle came in the wake of this year’s Skup journalist conference at the weekend, where she spoke to several hundred journalists. Program manager Fredrik Solvang says that what was intended as a conversation between her and Mads Andersen in Aller Media at the conference was experienced as a lecture on her part. WATCH VIDEO: The princess spoke directly to the journalists at this year’s Skup conference. – She will get the opportunity to talk to me. We had a confirmed interview appointment on Monday, and we had conversations about the content and how it would be. She asked for a conversation that could lead to a closer relationship. Solvang hopes she will apply on a later occasion. – I think the interview will make a positive contribution, also for Märtha Louise. I hope we can make it happen, says Solvang. news has not yet succeeded in getting a comment from Märtha Louise. – Have to endure a lot of criticism from you During this year’s Skup conference last week, she asked the journalists in the hall: – Have any of you been exposed to the kind of media pressure that I have been exposed to over 30 years? – I have to put up with a lot of criticism from you, and you may not put up with as much criticism from me, so to speak. In November last year, it became known that Märtha Louise is no longer a representative of the Royal Household. The announcement came after a number of associations withdrew from cooperation with Märtha Louise as patron. Shortly after, in February this year, Märtha Louise came out harshly against the Norwegian press in an interview with Swedish SVT. WATCH VIDEO: Princess Märtha Louise talks about how her fiancé’s statement has helped determine her position going forward. With a rhetorical question, she challenged the Norwegian press on equality. – It feels a bit difficult in a time where women’s rights are so strong, and we women are on the “equal line”, as it were, as men. But do we really do that? Would it have been the same if I had been a man? Then Märtha Louise called herself “the most criticized person in Norway”, before criticizing the Norwegian media for their treatment of her late ex-husband Ari Behn and fiance Durek Verrett.
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Princess Märtha Louise cancels the Debate interview – news Norway – Overview of news from various parts of the country
