Sweden Princess Lilian known for her long secret romance dies at 97

Princess Lilian, Duchess of Halland, whose forbidden 33-year love for her royal husband turned into a romance story across Sweden, passed away at her Stockholm residence on Sunday. She was 97. The Welsh-born princess was the wife of Prince Bertil who deceased in 1997.

Swedish Royal Palace did not provide any details on the cause of death, but it was known that Lilian had been suffering of Alzheimer and her health condition had been poor in the past years.

“It is with sorrow that I have learnt that H.R.H. (Her Royal Highness) Princess Lilian is dead,” Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said in a statement.

“A much loved and appreciated member of the royal family has now passed away,” he added.
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Lilian and Bertil met in London in 1943 during the WWII and they fell for each other, however their love was considered a threat to Bernadotte dynasty and held under secrecy for tens of years in order to protect the crown and avoid a crisis.

After a long ordeal, they got king’s blessing to become husband and wife when they were both in their 60s.