Dutch Royals Can Marry Same Sex Without Losing Crown
Netherlands was the first country that legalized same-sex marriage back in 2001 but it was allowed for the royals until now
In current development, the Dutch Royal family trimmed the rules for the members and allowed same-sex marriages without giving up the crown.
Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced that Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia could marry someone of the same sex without giving up her crown.
Amalia is the daughter of King Willem-Alexander and not much is known about her personal life.
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She hasn’t made any comment yet on the matter.
“The cabinet therefore does not see that an heir to the throne or the King should abdicate if he/she would like to marry a partner of the same sex,” Rutte wrote in a letter to the parliament.
Additionally, Netherlands was the first country that legalized same-sex marriage back in 2001 but it was allowed for the royals until now.
