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How deceptive is this harmony? What is Chris O'Neill planning to do?
Is that such a good idea? Princess Madeleine of Sweden is expected to start a career as a businesswoman in America and join two of her husband Chris O'Neill's new companies.
She continues her own way. And it not only leads away more and more from the royal family - but also into the dangerous realms of opaque enterprises.
Because now it became known that Princess Madeleine of Sweden (31) in America a career as a businesswoman starts and enters two new companies of her husband Chris O'Neill (39).
In Sweden, one wonders in horror, for which questionable plans she can be harnessed. Outwardly, the couple demonstratively shows harmony, now released a photo with daughter Leonore (3 months). But the idyll is deceptive.
Because at the court it is an unwritten law that members of the royal family are not allowed to operate companies. Even Prince Daniel had to give up before the wedding with Victoria (36) his gym. And now Madeleine becomes vice-president of two new Chris companies. In this capacity, she will sign contracts, put her good name under all sorts of papers.
What the worst case can do, as the example from Spain has shown when Princess Cristina (48) was involved in the fraudulent machinations of her husband Iñaki Urdangarin (46). She was a board member of his foundation "Noos" and several front companies, over which funds had been embezzled.
And even Madeleines husband came before the wedding with his business in the criticism, because one of its companies has its headquarters in the tax haven of the Cayman Islands (Caribbean).
In Sweden Madeleine's exclusion from the throne is already required. But maybe she does not want anything else. Maybe she just wants to set another sign that her detachment from the royal family has long since been decided ...
