- Haakon Lorentzen
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Haakon Lorentzen Born 23 August 1954
Oslo, NorwaySpouse Martha Carvalho de Freitas Children Olav Alexander Lorentzen
Christian Frederik Lorentzen
Sophia Anne LorentzenParents Princess Ragnhild of Norway
Erling Sven LorentzenHaakon Lorentzen (born Oslo, 23 August 1954) is the son of Princess Ragnhild of Norway and Erling Sven Lorentzen. Princess Ragnhild was the older sister of King Harald V and Princess Astrid of Norway.
He was the oldest grandchild of King Olav V of Norway, and was born when his great-grandfather, King Haakon VII of Norway was still alive.
He has served in the military in Norway, and during the 1980s he lived in Norway for a period.
In Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, on 14 April 1982, Haakon Lorentzen married Martha Carvalho de Freitas (born in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 5 April 1958).[1]
He is a successful businessmen in Brazil, director of the Grupo Lorentzen, accionists of Aracruz Celulose.
His children are:
- Olav Alexander Lorentzen (b. Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 11 July 1985)
- Christian Frederik Lorentzen (b. Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 23 May 1988)
- Sophia Anne Lorentzen (b. Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 28 June 1994)
While his mother and his children are in the line of succession for the British throne, Haakon is ineligible due to his marriage to a Roman Catholic.
Ancestors
Ancestors of Haakon Lorentzen 4. Øivind Lorentzen 2. Erling Sven Lorentzen 10. Peder Nilsen 5. Ragna Nilsen 11. Anna Johanssen 1. Haakon Lorentzen 24. Frederick VIII of Denmark 12. Haakon VII of Norway 25. Princess Louise of Sweden 6. Olav V of Norway 26. Edward VII of the United Kingdom 13. Princess Maud of Wales 27. Princess Alexandra of Denmark 3. Princess Ragnhild of Norway 28. Oscar II of Sweden 14. Prince Carl, Duke of Västergötland 29. Princess Sofia of Nassau 7. Princess Märtha of Sweden 30. Frederick VIII of Denmark (= 24) 15. Princess Ingeborg of Denmark 31. Princess Louise of Sweden (=25) External links
Categories:- 1954 births
- Living people
- Brazilian businesspeople
- Norwegian expatriates in Brazil
- European royalty stubs
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