The 19-year-old royal made the comments in Sint Maarten on the last day of her tour of the Caribbean with her parents, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima, where the royals showed off their moves during a festival in Aruba.
According to NOS news, Princess Catharina-Amalia admitted that she misses having freedom, as she currently can only go out to attend her lectures. She said: “I miss the normal life, the life of a student. Walking the streets, being able to go to a store.”
It marked the first time the future queen has spoken about the threats, which emerged last October.
She said she was pleased to have a little bit of freedom on her first official tour, adding: “I can assure you, I really enjoyed it and am very grateful.”
Catharina-Amalia began studying for a BSc degree at the University of Amsterdam last September, but soon after, she was placed under heightened security and moved out of her student flat after a threat was identified.
Queen Maxima told the Dutch news outlet, AD, at the time: “No student life for her, like other students, have. I’m very proud of her and how she keeps it all going. It makes me a bit emotional. It’s not nice to see your child live like that. She can go to university, but that’s it.”
