Martha Louise and Shaman Durek unveil marital monogram inspired by past life in Egypt

Princess Martha Louise of Norway and Shaman Durek Verrett recently unveiled a new marital monogram that symbolizes their connection, inspired by a past life they claim to have shared in ancient Egypt. The monogram, designed by a Norwegian company, features significant symbols such as the Eye of Horus, horses, a heart, an infinity symbol, and a diamond, each representing various aspects of their relationship. The couple tied the knot in a ceremony that took place in Geiranger, Norway, where guests were asked to refrain from sharing images on social media, enhancing the exclusivity of the event. Despite the lavish nature of the wedding, guests reportedly faced limitations, including a lack of an open bar, which is customary at Norwegian weddings. Instead, they received five drink vouchers for the reception, which sparked some criticism. The couple's involvement in creating a gin for the wedding also raised eyebrows, as Princess Martha Louise is not permitted to use her royal title for commercial purposes. However, it was suggested that her involvement in the gin's creation may have been more significant than initially disclosed. The wedding was attended by family members, including King Harald, who is in frail health, and other royal family members who gave speeches during the event. The couple's love story is set to be featured in a documentary by Netflix, highlighting their unique relationship and the spiritual journey they share. This marriage marks a new chapter for Martha, who previously lost her first husband, Ari Behn, in 2019. Overall, the wedding and the unveiling of the monogram reflect the couple's deep spiritual connection and their desire to honor their past, while also navigating the complexities of royal life and public scrutiny.