birthdays are normally listed as such occasions; however, soon after the couple's wedding, it was announced that her birthday (9 June) would cease to be such an official flagday.) Following her marriage, the couple moved to Rio de Janeiro, where her husband had substantial business holdings. Their residence in Brazil there was originally temporary, but they eventually settled there, and remained in Rio until Ragnhild's death in 2012. The couple had three children. In Brazil, her husband founded Aracruz Celulose. Haakon Lorentzen (b. 23 August 1954), married Martha Carvalho de Freitas on April 14, 1982, and had 3 children, each born in Rio de Janeiro: Olav Alexander (b. 11 July 1985) Christian Frederik (b. 23 May 1988) Sophia (b. 28 Jun 1994) Ingeborg Lorentzen (b. 27 February 1957), married Paulo César Ribeiro Filho, son of Paulo César Ribeiro and Ercilia Cabral Pereira, and had one daughter. Victoria Ragna Lorentzen Ribeiro (b. 19 December 1988), married Felipe Sampaio Octaviano Falcão and has two children: Frederik Sven Lorentzen Falcão (b. 28 September 2016) Alice Eva Lorentzen Falcão (b. 21 October 2022) Ragnhild Alexandra Lorentzen (b. 8 May 1968), married Aaron Matthew Long. They had two daughters. Alexandra Joyce Lorentzen Long (b. 14 December 2007) Elizabeth Patricia Lorentzen Long (b. March 2011) Public life Princess Ragnhild opened the 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo, Norway, as her father and grandfather were attending the funeral of King George VI. A conservative, Princess Ragnhild publicly criticized her niece and nephew, Princess Märtha Louise and Crown Prince Haakon Magnus, for their choice of spouses, in 2004. Princess Ragnhild was patron of the Norwegian Organisation for the Hearing Impaired. Several ships, including MS Prinsesse Ragnhild, were named for her. Death Princess Ragnhild died of cancer at her home in Rio de Janeiro on 16 September 2012, aged 82. Her body arrived in Oslo on 24 September 2012, where her brother King Harald V and her sister Princess Astrid were present to greet her alongside her spouse Erling and their children. The funeral of Princess Ragnhild was held on 28 September 2012 in the chapel of the Royal Palace of Oslo. She was later cremated and privately interred in the church of Asker. Titles, styles and honours Titles 9 June 193015 May 1953: Her Royal Highness Princess Ragnhild of Norway 15 May 195316 September 2012: Her Highness Princess Ragnhild, Mrs. Lorentzen Honours National honours : Knight Grand Cross of