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the Swedish national day dinner at the royal castle on Thursday received a strange turn of events, when the king carl XVI Gustaf , 72, got to dance farther away from his wife, the queen, Silvia , 75, from the royal family while waiting to shake hands in the queue for the arrival of guests.
the Daily Mail website has a video, where the family is lined up waiting for guests, when Charles Gustav fashion dance ”shuffle” movements adapted from the moves easy side in the direction of a few tens of centimeters from his wife.
after Creating between the time apart, the king created the pacific, but to signify the gaze to their spouse, that look a man in the back to cool ilmekään with a twitch. Instead, crown princess Victoria's face flashes hymynhäive his witness of his father's dance moves. You can watch the video here.
King Charles someone below had restless legs the Swedish national day dinner before. PELLE T NILSSON, AOPdance's official name is the Melbourne Shuffle, and it achieved popularity in the ' 80s - and since then, LMFAO-band second movement again into fashion.
Strange situation is interrupted when the first guests start to come shake hands with the Stockholm royal palace in which was held the celebration dinner.
Otherwise, the royal family represented elegantly and chatting with strangers. Queen Silvia above to see the most red creature, the crown princess of Victoria while black and white flowers decorative-dress, and princess Sofia trust your style in a light blue outfit. In stylish black suits were also the princes Carl Philip and Daniel .
the Swedish royal family was represented in style. From left to right, princess Sofia, prince Carl Philip, queen Silvia, king carl Gustaf, crown princess Victoria and prince Daniel.All Over Press Robert Eklund, AOPSource: the Daily Mail.
