Princess Victoria: Traveled to America but didn't visit Madeleine because…

Princess Victoria, 46, and Prince Daniel, 50, begin a three-day tour of America on February 19. The Crown Princess and her husband will mainly stay in San Francisco. It would certainly be a good opportunity to meet sister Princess Madeleine, 41, her husband Chris O'Neill, 49, and children Princess Leonor, 9, Prince Nicholas, 8, and Princess Adrian, 5, too — but sadly, it was decided. Against visiting Florida.

Princess Victoria: Traveling to America but not visiting

Princess Madeleine has lived with her family in the Florida community of Pinecrest for years, and the royal sisters rarely see each other during the year. An entire ocean separates Mayday and Victoria from each other in everyday life. Why does a mother of two avoid visiting her sister?

That's why Princess Madeleine didn't see her

Answer: Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel's schedule is very full. Additionally, the flight from San Francisco to Pinecrest is approximately six hours, which is not enough time to fly there. Especially since Victoria's two children – Princess Estelle, 11, and Prince Oscar, 7 – stay at home in Sweden and Estelle celebrates her twelfth birthday on February 23, so the couple wants to get home quickly. Of course, mom and dad don't want to miss out on the special day. Victoria and Daniel also have obligations at home, which is why the trip to America cannot be extended.

But the sisters can console themselves with the fact that Princess Madeleine, Chris O'Neill and their children want to move to Sweden soon. Then there would no longer be a ten-hour flight separating them, and they could spontaneously visit each other for a coffee months in advance. As speculation of a failed move has re-worried Royal fans recently, one can only hope that a change of residence will take place soon.

Source used: svenskdam.se

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