Norway’s King Haakon VIII formally takes his Oath of Allegiance to Norway’s Constitution before the Storting (parliament), with Crown Princess Ingrid present. Both outlets report that the ceremony is held on Tuesday, marking a key public constitutional moment.

The articles also frame Crown Princess Ingrid’s role in the succession. They describe her as the country’s “queen-to-be,” noting that she is widely seen as the future figure in a monarchy that has faced public scrutiny and change. One outlet adds that her image and demeanor are compared with those of her grandmother from roughly three decades earlier. Both sources emphasize her position and visibility alongside the king during the oath ceremony.