Leah Isadora Behn has reached adulthood. Her 18th birthday is on Easter Eve.

Leah Isadora Behn

Märtha Louise and Ari Behn's middle daughter was born on 8 April 2005 in Fredrikstad and is number six in the Norwegian throne's line of succession.

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She has positioned herself as an influencer in recent years, sharing make-up suggestions on social media.

She is also well-known for her role in the Viaplay series "Powerwoman." She won the "beauty" category at the Vixen Awards for the second year in a row in January. Then she delivered the following speech.

In the podcast "Pusterrommet," she discussed her grief over the death of her father, Ari Behn, who died at Christmas in 2019.

- It was so much at once that it's practically a "blur" when I think about it now. Time passed slowly and swiftly, she stated on the podcast "The Breathing Room."

She went on to claim that the make-up served as a helpful diversion throughout her sadness.

- It was almost like "runaway space," and I believe that is significant. To return to something that is safe for you. Because you may not lose yourself as much, she claims.

She made international news the week before her baptism on June 16, 2005 when it was reported that her name Leah was partially influenced by the Star Wars character Princess Leia.

In an interview with the Norwegian daily Aftenposten, her mother Princess Märtha Louise stated, "I must admit that I have always been a big 'Star Wars' fan, and Princess Leia has always been the most beautiful in the whole world."

Her father, Ari Behn, who has a fascination with American dancer Isadora Duncan, is credited with giving her middle name. Additionally, he has made several trips to the Middle East, the origin of the name Leah.

The christening of Leah Isadora took held in the royal church on June 16th, 2005. Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands, Gry Brusletto, and Katharina Salbu, her mother's friends, Espen Bjrshol, Jon Andreas Htun, and Didrik Vigsnaes, the second cousin and bridesmaid of Martha Louise Ulrichsen, served as her godparents. Queen Sonja, Leah's grandmother, brought her to the baptismal font.