The young one Elizabeth she is destined to sit on the throne of the small European state of Belgium. She will be the first woman to wear the crown and she intends to arrive more than prepared for the fateful moment. Thus, after graduating and learning military art with the national army, the princess will continue her education in the United States, with a master’s degree from the prestigious Harvard college.
Elizabeth of Belgium will go to Harvard
The Royal House of Belgium has officially announced that Princess Elizabeth is planning a move to the United States (like Harry of England, but her move will be temporary). The future queen, the monarchy says, “has recently passed the entrance test for a master’s degree in public policy”. Master’s degree to follow in one of the most authoritative universities in the world: la Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
The master’s degree, the title of which the princess will be able to obtain after two years of lessons at the American college, will crown her education, after degree in history and politics from Oxford University in London. A model student, Elizabeth was also selected for an honorary recognition by the Fulbright Program, the international educational exchange program of the US State Department.
Previously, the now 22-year-old eldest daughter of King Philippe and Queen Matilda of Belgium attended the UWC Atlantic high school, an international school in Wales attended by the children of the most important families in Europe. Afterwards, the warrior princess underwent a year of training in the Royal Military Academy national team, with whom he continues to “train” during the summer training camps.
All study and no love?
So devoted to study, it is surprising to know that, perhaps perhaps, Elizabeth also had time to find love. The news was initially released by the Dutch newspaper Het Laatste Nieuwsaccording to which the princess is having an affair with Nicholas Dodda young British man who met at Lincoln College in Oxford.
“We do not react to rumors about the private lives of members of the royal family” they responded to the rumors from the Palace. While one of the boy’s family members, interviewed by the English press, reiterated that the two “simply go to the same university and they study together”. Will it be true? Who knows, it would certainly be nice, after the royal master’s degree, to witness a new royal wedding.
The next queens of Europe
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth of England and, more recently, the abdication of Queen Margaret of Denmark in favor of her son Frederik, Europe no longer has queens. At least for the moment, because a new generation of crowned heads is waiting to take their place on the throne. There is, as we have seen, the ambitious Elizabeth of Belgium and, further south, the equally determined Leonor of Spain. Again, the elegant Victoria of Sweden and the young Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands.
