This Morning LIVE: Holly returns for second show without Phillip and will 'never' talk about scandal again as Phil is supported by family LOVE ISLAND 2023 LIVE: Paramedics rush to villa after contestant falls ill - as bombshell Zachariah gets set to cause a stir in dramatic next episode Love Island bombshell Zachariah stuns the villa by STEALING a girl in an explosive recoupling - leaving one boy at risk of being dumped The announcement added that the foundation's first project is 'part of the quest to make contemporary art accessible to a wide audience'.Ĭouldn't find a Spare? Viewers are left baffled as Sky recreates Prince Harry's hacking court appearance with an actor playing the DukeĪrnold Schwarzenegger brands his Nazi father 'a TYRANT' as he recalls the 'brutal' abuse and beatings he suffered at his hands as a child 'The initial focus of the foundation is to continue the temporary sculpture exhibition project at Royal Djurgården during the summer of 2020', an annual outdoor exhibition that champions Swedish artists. 'With the initiative, the Crown Princess couple wants to emphasise the importance of art and culture to an open and modern society. 'The purpose of the foundation is to promote cultural activities in Sweden. The foundation, which is named after the couple's daughter Princess Estelle, was unveiled on by the Swedish Royal Family's official Instagram account.Ī statement announcing the launch said: 'Today, the formation of a new royal foundation is announced: Princess Estelle's Cultural Foundation. The sculpture park has been its initial focus so far, with the organisation wanting to make contemporary art available for all, as well as 'enrich our shared environment'.Ĭrown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel announced the launch of the Princess Estelle's Cultural Foundation in 2020, after establishing it the previous year. The Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation was founded in 2019, as an initiative created by Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel.Īccording to the organisation, its aim is to 'promote cultural activities in Sweden'. The couple were joined by the sculpture's creator Charlotte Gyllenhammar, Parisa Liljestrand, Sweden's minister for Culture, and Sara Sandström Nilsson, the Executive Director, Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation. He paired the classic suit with a crisp white shirt, lighter blue tie, and classic black wingtip-style shoes. Meanwhile, her husband Prince Daniel also looked dapper, opting for a two-piece blue suit for the occasion, with a double breasted blazer. Victoria's fresh look was finished with a few classic pieces of jewellery, including drop earrings, silver bangles, and her wedding rings. Her make-up look was fresh, and she opted for a clear, dewy complexion, peach blush, and brown eye shadow.

Keeping the look stylish but simple, the royal wore her brunette locks styled into a neat, but unfussy bun. Princess Victoria of Sweden attended the inauguration of Charlotte Gyllenhammar's sculpture at Princess Estelle's sculpture garden in Stockholm today

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