The Board of the Norwegian Girls' Choir has officially decided to advocate for the termination of the Crown Princess's role as a patron for the choir. This significant decision was communicated through a letter sent to the choir singers and their parents. The communications director, Ingrid S. Østvang, acknowledged that the choir organization would not be providing further comments on the matter.

In response to inquiries from TV 2, the Norwegian royal palace has not issued any statement regarding its stance on the board's decision or the implications it may have. The involvement of the Crown Princess as a patron had symbolized a level of recognition and support for the arts and culture within Norway, making the board's decision to end this relationship notable. It raises questions about the future direction of the choir and its associations with influential figures in Norwegian society.

This situation reflects ongoing discussions in Norway about the role of royal patronage in cultural institutions, and how these relationships can evolve or dissolve over time. As the community awaits more detailed responses from the choir and possibly the palace, the decision has prompted varied reactions among stakeholders, including the choir members, their families, and the general public about the significance of royal support in such cultural endeavors.