The future Queen of Belgium has arrived at the Olympics after graduating from the University of Oxford.

Crown Princess Elisabeth recently finished her History and Politics course at Lincoln College which she began in 2021.

Late last month she returned to the City of Dreaming Spires for her graduation in the city centre which was attended by various members of the Belgian royal family.

The 22-year-old is the eldest of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium’s four children and is next in line to the throne.

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She has now made an appearance at the 2024 Olympics in Paris to meet and cheer on the various athletes and sports stars representing Belgium.

Princess Elisabeth was spotted along with her siblings congratulating cyclist Fabio Van den Bossche after his medal finish.

She has enjoyed her time in Oxford having spent three years living and studying in the city.

The Belgian Royal Palace has previously released a statement directly to the Oxford Mail on Princess Elisabeth's time in Oxford.

A spokesperson for the Belgian Royal Palace said: “The Princess loved studying in Oxford and had a wonderful time in Lincoln College.”

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Princess Elisabeth will now study a master's degree in public policy this summer at Harvard University in the United States.

A spokesperson for the Belgian Royal Palace said: “This two-year course will complete her university education following her bachelor's degree in History and Politics at the University of Oxford.”

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