Princess Mary of Denmark sums up the year 2023 in her writing.
Princess Mary of Denmark sums up the twists and turns of the past year in a post that prompted royal fans to show their support for the future queen.
– Moving into a new year is always an opportunity to stop and appreciate everything that has happened during the past year, Mary writes.
He published the text on his own Mary Foundation website. The princess looks back on the past year and states that the year 2023 seemed shorter than before.
– However, so much has happened at the same time that it is impossible to summarize everything in words.
Some of the royal fans have speculated that with her suggestive writing, Mary is also taking on the prince Frederik’s to the tumult of betrayal raging around.
– We need each other if we are going to succeed, Mary continues.
In connection with her writing, Mary published a picture of herself posing for the camera in winter weather. The sample has also been published on the foundation’s official Instagram account.
Royal fans immediately noticed that the princess has had to go through difficult things in the past year.
– The Danish Court is lucky to have you. I hope your husband understands that he has embarrassed you and your children badly. You will be a wonderful queen.
– I think it has been a sad year for Mary. Her husband’s (alleged) secret affair and all this in public. What a brave woman, she can handle anything.
Mary and Frederik have represented happily together regardless of the commotion. Shutterstock, AOP
Prince Frederik, 55, became the center of controversy in November when he was linked to a reality TV star and a model Genoveva to Casanova.
The Spanish magazine Lecturas published photos of the two together, and according to newspaper reports, the romance would have blossomed when Frederik visited Madrid. Casanova later gave a statement to the HOLA! publication denying her relationship with Frederik.
He continued that the lawyers have taken over the matter.
– These statements are completely devoid of truth, they are also malicious and distorting, Casanova stated.