Confirmed: Amalia's Secret That Máxima of the Netherlands Wanted to Hide Comes to Light

Amalia of the Netherlands, the eldest daughter of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, has caused a great stir with her recent visit to Madrid. A destination that has been the scene of her first official act outside the Netherlands.

The princess, known for her discretion and seriousness, landed in the Spanish capital at an event that was not without minor misunderstandings. This time, the act aimed to strengthen ties with Spain.

Amalia of the Netherlands's Secret Comes to Light

But Amalia's visit was not as public as desired, and the news of her presence was kept secret until the last moment. This trip, however, has not only put the princess in the spotlight for her institutional role.

According to Vanitatis, the real secret that has come to light is an unexpected hobby of Amalia that surprises many: her passion for hunting. Although the princess had already obtained a hunting license, it was in her biography where she made it clear that she had no intention of using it.

In fact, at that time she mentioned that her father, King Willem-Alexander, was the one who insisted she acquire the permit. Despite her past statements, Vanitatis has confirmed that Amalia does use this license. Additionally, she has been seen practicing hunting in Spain.

Willem-Alexander and Máxima of the Netherlands Didn't Want It to Be Known

The information, although known by some Dutch journalists close to the royal family, had never been published until now. Mainly due to the interest in respecting her private life and the mandate to keep certain aspects of her personal life away from the public eye.

The young woman not only practices hunting alone, but her parents also share this hobby. Moreover, the circles of friends close to the royal family in Spain also share this love for hunting. A fact that has led Amalia to make frequent visits to the country.

This new detail about Amalia of the Netherlands reinforces the princess's connection with Spain. A bond that seems to go beyond her academic training in Madrid and extends to a shared passion for some of the country's traditions.