About Marie Friberg
Lived 1852 – 1934 (aged 82). Marie Friberg was a Swedish opera singer and actor.
Marie (Maria) Friberg (5 January 1852 - 16 September 1934) was a Swedish opera singer (alto) of the Royal Swedish Opera. She is known for her relationship to King Oscar II of Sweden, with whom she allegedly had two sons.
Biography Maria Vilhelmina Friberg was born in the St. Nikolai parish of Stockholm, Sweden. In 1883, Friberg aroused attention in the press when she performed as the bride in "Lycko-Pers resa" by August Strindberg with the personal monogram of Oscar II in the bridal crown at Nya teatern in Stockholm. The paper Dagens Nyheter reported that Friberg was housed as the king's mistress with their two sons in a house owned by the monarch.
In 1891, she married the French noble Pascal d'Aubebard vicomte de Ferussac, who adopted her two sons. In 1893, she married Edvard Leman (1841–1922).
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Who was Marie Friberg?
Swedish actor and singer (1852-1934)
When was Marie Friberg born?
Marie Friberg was born on 5 January 1852 in Storkyrkoförsamlingen.
When did Marie Friberg die?
Marie Friberg died on 16 September 1934 in Paris.
What was Marie Friberg's occupation?
Marie Friberg was an opera singer and actor.
What nationality was Marie Friberg?
Marie Friberg was Swedish.
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