When does the well -awaited documentary come from Martha Louise?

When does the well -awaited documentary come from Martha Louise?

Geiranger, Norwegen - Princess Märtha Louise (53) and Durek Verrett (50) married in a privately kept ceremony in Geiranger in August 2024. The celebrations lasted over three days and were visited by King Harald V (88) and Queen Sonja of Norway. A Netflix camera team was on site to produce a documentary about the couple. This documentation with the preliminary title "Princess and Shaman" was announced in early 2025, even if Netflix made it clear that this is not yet the official title and that the project is currently unnamed, as Merkur reported.

Although the premiere of the documentation is planned for 2025, it remains unclear when exactly it will appear. Another interest arouses the fact that Martha Louise had announced in 2022 to put down their official royal duties in order to concentrate on their activities with Durek Viet. This step is intended to make a clear distinction between your activities and those of the Norwegian royal family, such as express

insights into the relationship

Documentation will treat Durek Verrett and Martha Louise as well as their wedding. The filmmaker Rebecca Chaiklin and the Emmy-winning producer Chris Smith accompanied the couple for the documentary for over a year. In the past, Martha Louise has emphasized that she has developed awareness of her own white privileges through her relationship with Durek Verrett, and she is discussing that racism is not only obvious, but also subtly.

martha Louise was previously married to the Norwegian writer Ari Behn, with whom she has three daughters: Maud Angelica (22), Leah Isadora (20) and Emma Tallulah (16). Her marriage ended in 2016 with a separation and in 2017 with a divorce. Ari Behn committed suicide two years after the divorce, which was an extremely stressful experience for Martha Louise, as revealed in a podcast. King Harald V personally delivered the news about Behn’s death to Märtha Louise.

A look back at royal weddings

The wedding of martha Louise and Durek Verrett reflects a change in the perspective on royal weddings. Historically, weddings of European royals are often connected to pomp and celebrations. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark underlines that modesty does not matter in weddings of the Danish monarchy. Danish weddings are traditionally connected to knight tournaments and banquets for centuries, such as TV series

The wedding of Durek Verrett and Martha Louise could be seen as a new era for the Norwegian royal family, which focuses more on personal moments of happiness and less on traditional royal practices. This could represent an interesting contrast to the glamorous weddings of past epochs for which European Royals are known.