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Chris O’Neill can talk to him about “everything”.
See in the video which royal Chris O’Neill can really talk to about anything.
Chris O’Neill doesn’t want to be a prince, he made that clear before his wedding to Princess Madeleine. The British-American businessman still has a good relationship with the Swedish royal family.
Unlike Daniel Westling, 50, or Sofia Hellqvist, 39, Chris O’Neill, 50, did not take on a royal title when he married into the Swedish royal family. “I was not born into a royal family. I am Christopher O’Neill, my father was Paul O’Neill. He was a family man who had his own identity, worked hard and was successful with it,” admitted Princess Madeleine’s husband , 41, in 2018 in an interview with “King” Magazine and emphasized: “So it was my decision not to take public office, so my role here is very simple: I’m there to be around my wife “This is a task that I can fulfill as Mr. Christopher O’Neill.”
Chris O’Neill “probably doesn’t want to live in Sweden”
How much he wants to support Madeleine is reflected above all in the family of five’s decision to move from Florida to Sweden. While the princess is said to have longed to live close to her friends and family again, evil tongues claim that the British-American businessman would not be behind the decision. “Chris probably just doesn’t want to live in Sweden. Probably because he just doesn’t want to live like a royal prisoner in the palace. With that kind of attention and obligations. Besides, I think he would be extremely unhappy in Stockholm, which is small for him. Once When he walks 300 meters, there are people who stare at him the whole time and know who he is,” said aristocracy expert Herman Lindqvist, 80, recently in an interview with the Swedish magazine “Hänt” and added: “If you are in If you don’t feel comfortable with this role and want to live like that, it’s unbearable.”
Even the possibility of a long-distance relationship didn’t seem entirely out of the question for the royal expert. “Then there is the possibility that they [Prinzessin Madeleine und Chris O’Neill, Anm. d. Red.] continue to live as before or that they separate and live in different places. This is theoretically possible at some point in the future, but we don’t know anything about it,” said Lindqvist.
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“Yes, we usually talk about everything”
If Chris O’Neill decides not to spend much time in Sweden despite the move, not only Princess Madeleine and their three children would be disappointed. Tord Magnuson, 83, the husband of Princess Christina, 80, also maintains a good relationship with the 49-year-old. “Yes, we usually talk about everything, just like everyone else. It can be anything, from family to work.” , reveals Magnuson in an interview with “Svensk Damtidning”.
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The husband of King Carl Gustaf’s, 77, youngest sister also only has warm words about Princess Madeleine. “I’ve been very close to all the children since they were born. I’ve been in the picture the whole time, so it’s not that strange. We like each other and it’s just great that she’s coming home,” says Tord Magnuson happily.
Sources used: svenskdam.se, hänt.se