At the Nobel Prize banquet, Princess Sofia of Sweden, seven months pregnant, makes a splash in a royal blue dress

She would have been wrong to deprive herself of it. On December 10, as every year, the Swedish royal family attended the grand dinner organized by the Nobel Foundation in honor of the Nobel Prize winners, at Stockholm City Hall. For the occasion, Prince Carl Philip and his wife, Sofia of Sweden, were also present. Despite being seven months pregnant, Princess Sofia graced the occasion with her presence and even appeared on the arm of Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, Gary Ruvkun. And she was wearing a dress that is not foreign to us.

A princess in blue

For the occasion, Sofia from Sweden wore a long blue dress which highlighted her very round belly. A dress that she already wore for the shooting carried out by the Scandinavian edition of Vogue on the occasion of the princess's 40th birthday, published at the beginning of December. Her tiara, the one from her wedding, and her jewelry matched the royal blue of her outfit.

On the cover of a magazine

Earlier this month, Sofia from Sweden was on the cover of Vogue Scandinavia in honor of its fortieth anniversary. She then confided in this fourth pregnancy, which represents for her a “bonus child” and her “wildest dreams”.

Princess Sofia's fourth pregnancy was announced by the Royal House of Sweden in September, through a press release. “Princess Sofia is doing well and the arrival of this future baby is estimated in February 2025. During the fall, no changes are planned to the princess's official program,” he specified. No change, in fact, since the day after her presence at the grand dinner organized at Stockholm City Hall, the princess was again in office, and in bright attire, for a banquet organized by the royal family at the palace.