PRINCESS MADELEIEN MILLESGÅRDEN

PRINCESS MADELEIEN MILLESGÅRDEN

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 20250925Princess Madeleine arrives at An Evening at Millesgården Museum. Stockholm, Sweden 25 September 2025.Photo: Stefan Jerrevång / TT / Code 60160

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