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Queen Margrethe of Denmark and her eldest son refused to answer questions regarding the fallout of last week’s bombshell royal titles as they arrived at the state opening of parliament on Tuesday. <br>Margrethe, 82, was joined by Crown Prince Frederick, 54, and his wife Crown Princess Mary, 50, at the opening of the Folketing, in Copenhagen. <br>The assembled press asked a flurry of questions to all three royals on their arrival but the trio ‘chose with big smiles to turn their backs to the press and talk among themselves before they entered Christiansborg’, the seat of
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Queen Margrethe of Denmark and her eldest son refused to answer questions regarding the fallout of last week’s bombshell royal titles as they arrived at the state opening of parliament on Tuesday<br> Margrethe, 82, was joined by Crown Prince Frederick and his wife Crown Princess Mary at the opening of the Folketing, in Copenhagen. Princess Mary looked slightly strained as she took her seat, pictured<br> The royals put on an upbeat display and smiled to each other as they took their seats ahead of the opening.Margrethe opted for a vibrant mint dress and matching hat, while Australian-born Mary looked more sombre in grey<br>She said she was sorry for hurt in Copenhagen on Friday, saying that while ‘change can be extremely difficult and can really hurt…
this does not mean that the decision is not the right one’.<br>The oldest son of Australian-born Princess Mary, 50, and Frederik is Prince Christian, 16, who is second-in-line to the throne. <br>Frederick and Mary’s four children – Prince Christian, 16, Princess Isabella, 15, and twins Princess Josephine and Prince Vincent, 11 – remain unaffected by the monarch’s decision as they are direct descendants of the future King. <br>However Princess Mary suggested that might not always be the case, saying they will ‘also look at [their] children’s titles when the time comes’. <br>Speaking about the monarch’s intention to slim down the Danish royal family, Joachim said: ‘The reality must still be: whether you modernize or slim down, it must be done in a proper way.
It’s about children. Orderliness and children. It is a very heavy matter.'<br>Commenting on Princess Mary’s point that her children may too lose titles in the future, Bocoran Slot Gacor Malam Ini Joachim said: ‘I don’t know how they feel if they have to think it through.
Now is preparation time. We didn’t have that.'<br> Last week, commenting on his children’s reaction to the move to
