Princess Mabel attends the 24th AIDS Gala in Berlin

byHelen - 7 Comments
On November 4, 2017, Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau attended the 24th Opera Gala (Festliche Operngala, AIDS-Gala) held by German AIDS Foundation at Deutsche Oper Berlin in Berlin, Germany. Princess Mabel was presented ‘2017 World Without AIDS Award’ for her outstanding humanitarian work in the "global fight against Hiv/Aids".
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka
Princess Mabel received World Without AIDS award. She was presented the award by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka

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  1. Angela M.5/11/17 02:16

    Good to see Mabel out and about and looking happy!

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    1. Miracle5/11/17 10:35

      Agree

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    2. Iris5/11/17 21:09

      Mabel is out and about enough, she even called on twitter the Dutch people racists, she is now a big no for me. I like the dress though.

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  2. Unknown5/11/17 10:18

    Nice

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  3. Nanni5/11/17 13:43

    Diese wunderschöne, starke Frau - wie schön, daß sie wieder lachen kann.

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  4. Franny5/11/17 15:57

    Love the dress - worn by a hardworking dedicated lady. Glad to see her smiling and pleased she won the award. Go Mabel!

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  5. It's me!7/11/17 07:57

    Lovely dress on a lovely lady.

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