Queen Mary returns from Australia with her twins after attending her niece’s wedding

Mary from Denmark is already back at the Palace after spending a week in Australia with her twins. Until now, the reason for this escape to his homeland was unknown, since it was only known that it was something private. The reason, as has been revealed, was to attend his niece’s wedding, a marriage that took place in his country of origin.

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Just before her return to Copenhagen, Federico enjoyed together.

In the images released by the Daily Mailthe 53-year-old ‘royal’ is seen wearing a casual but elegant look, consisting of a white shirt and blue jeans. In addition, she was carrying a large brown bag, after getting out of a black car that had taken them there.

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With her were her young children, who next January will blow out 14 candles, after having attended together the great family celebration that took place in the city of Hobart. This is precisely the place where he was born and grew up Queen Mary, the capital and most populated city of the island state of Tasmania that brings back such fond memories every time you visit.

In addition to not missing that important event that affected her people, the wife of the Scandinavian sovereign took advantage of her stay in the antipodes to make spring plans that they have during this time of year in the southern hemisphere. Thus, she was seen sunbathing and playing sports on Bronte beach and walking around, in what was her third trip to Australia in less than a year.

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Frederick X inaugurates the traditional royal hunts

The Nordic sovereign did not accompany his people on this trip, nor did the Christian princes – who He is in Africa working on a farm until the end of the year – nor Isabella. Federico X stayed in his country to undertake his agenda of institutional commitments, such as inaugurating the traditional royal hunts.

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During the event, the head of state welcomed the participants to the Gludsted forest area, located in the central part of Jutland, which is the largest spruce plantation in Denmark. From political representatives to prominent names from the business world, they gather for this hunting activity that will last until mid-January.

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