A young royal has announced the exciting news that she will be joining the next series of The Traitors. Leah Isadora Behn, the daughter of Princess Martha Louise and granddaughter of King Harald V and Queen Sonja, shared the update with her followers on Instagram.
Leah, who is sixth in line to the Norwegian throne, took to Instagram to share the news that she will be joining the fifth series of Norway’s version of the hit programme. Alongside an image of herself, her caption translates to: “Mindset: gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss. See you in the fall, this is going to be sick.”
Interestingly, Leah is not the first member of a Royal Family to join the cast of the hit show.
King Charles’s distant relative, Lord Ivar Mountbatten, previously set a precedent when he signed up and ultimately won the US’s version of the Traitors last year, making Leah the second royal to sign up.
Lord Ivar said at the time: “I’m used to talking to a lot of strangers. And having my last name, you do have to be on your best behaviour all the time because people always remember meeting you,” he told Town and Country. “So, in that sense, I was very comfortable meeting other people and being nice.”
In the post sharing the news, Leah posed in front of the Hvedholm Castle, the 15th-century estate where the show is filmed.
The news of Leah joining the hit show comes just days after more details emerged about a documentary exploring the love story between her mother, Princess Martha Louise, and American conspiracy theorist and convicted felon, Durek Verrett.
An insider revealed to Danish outlet Billed Bladet: “The project is still untitled and will premiere in 2025.” It comes as Märtha Louise entered into an agreement with her father, King Harald, that she may not use her title as a princess in connection with her commercial activities, and speculation arose about the title of the documentary.
Netflix states that the “untitled documentary is a never-before-seen look at one of the most-discussed couples and explores their love story from the early days to the present day and how they navigate their new life surrounded by constant attention from the public”.
