Norwegian royal family acknowledges Prince William at funeral
Danish royal family also shared a picture of the Prince of Wales from the funeral of King Harald V’s funeral
Norway’s Royal Family on Wednesday acknowledged the presence of Prince William at King Harald’s funeral by sharing the British royal’s photo on its official Instagram account.
The photo of the Prince of Wales, in which his aunt Princess Anne is also visible, was posted to Instagram Stories of the Norwegian royal family’s account.
A post shared by the Danish royal family also featured Prince William at the funeral.
Both the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal attended the funeral of King Harald on behalf of King Charles III.
Earlier, the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal were seen arriving at RAF Northolt this morning.
Prince William and Princess Anne traveled from RAF Northolt to Oslo, Norway, to attend the state funeral of King Harald V.
Norway's King Harald was laid to rest in a series of ceremonies marking the culmination of 13 days of national mourning following his death at the age of 89.
Tens of thousands of people lined the capital's Karl Johan Avenue, police said, with crowds falling completely silent as the coffin passed.
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