The self-professed sixth-generation shaman is set to tie the knot with the King of Norway’s eldest daughter next week.
The soon-to-be husband of Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and self-professed shaman has accused the royal’s friends of racism.
“That is so racist and so disrespectful and so rude in front of Martha’s parents,” he said of the remark, adding that Märtha Louise’s parents, King Harald and Queen Sonja, “noticed it and didn’t like it.”Jennifer Garner's boyfriend 'doesn't like sharing' her with ex-husband Ben Affleck: report The pair are set to tie the knot at the Union Hotel in Geirangerfjord in Norway on August 31. The location is prized for its typical Norwegian scenery among mountains and fjords.Verrett added that Märtha Louise’s parents, King Harald and Queen Sonja, “didn’t like” hearing the racist remark.The Norwegian princess can trace her ancestry back to Britain’s Queen Victoria.
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