The Royal Family’s annual report has been published. News24 have taken a closer look at it to see which members earned the most in the previous year – and which earned the least.
During yesterday, not only Walborg fair night was celebrated, but also the king Carl XVI Gustafs birthday. The King’s 78th birthday was celebrated with military music and flowers at Stockholm Palace. And the king has reason to celebrate – he and the queen Silvia received more money in the year 2023 than they received in 2022.
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King Carl Gustaf and Prince Gabriel at the celebration of the king’s birthday. Photo: Samuel Steén/TT. That’s how much the royal family received in 2023
It is about SEK 334,000 more for the royal couple, according to the Royal Courts’ report. In 2023, the king and queen shared a total of SEK 8,486,000.
In 2023, the royal couple invited 3,400 guests to Stockholm Palace and the crown princess couple invited around 500, something that is included to the extent that the royal family represented Sweden.
As for other family members, they too can be satisfied with an increase from the previous year. In 2022, the Crown Princess shared Victoria and prince Daniel of SEK 4,586,000. In 2023, that sum was SEK 4,774,000.
Prince Carl Philip and the princess Sophia received SEK 46,000 more in 2023 than the CEO they received in 2022. The total sum to the couple landed at SEK 1,167,000, according to the annual report.
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But one of the family members got nothing from the appanage: the Princess Madeleine.
Princess Madeleine lives in the United States. Photo: Magnus Lejhall/TT.
The reason? She does not represent Sweden to the same extent as the rest of the royal family. In 2023, she was in the United States, where she still resides today. However, the princess is entitled to compensation if she carries out an official program item on behalf of the king.