Princess Amalia of the Netherlands reappears in public after weeks of seclusion before a possible kidnapping

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 4 (DPA/EP) –

Princess Amalia, heir to the throne of the Netherlands, has reappeared to the public three weeks after being confined in the house of her parents, King Willem-Alexander and Máxima, in The Hague, due to fears of a possible attack or kidnapping.

Accompanied by her parents and her two sisters, Alexia and Ariane, the 18-year-old girl attended a photographic exhibition on the life of her great-grandmother, Queen Juliana, in the Dutch capital, Amsterdam, on Friday.

However, the royal family has not agreed to answer questions about Princess Amalia’s situation after it was reported in mid-October that she was being held in a family residence, a situation “very difficult” to explain for himself. King Willem-Alexander.

Already in September the Dutch newspaper ‘De Telegraaf’ reported that the princess’s security team had been reinforced, after her name, as well as that of the prime minister, Mark Rutte, appeared in intercepted conversations with several people who supposedly would be related to the underworld.