Frederik, Mary and Children on Magazine Covers - Page 4

HenrikaB · #61 09-19-2006, 02:56 AM

Oh, I am certain that Mary is well aware of what is going on in her marriage and doesn't need to depend on anything that is printed in the gutter press.

biboquinhas · #62 09-19-2006, 05:58 AM

But I think is true that her husband should follow her closely in some events!!!I think is a really pity that he doesn't!!!!

Madame Royale · #63 09-19-2006, 07:54 AM

HRH is doing, what I think to be, a stella job and I couldn't be more happy or more supportive of her and I am sure Frederik would agree.

The Aussie tabloids are doing what they do best and that is to try and bring about the downfall of famous (and I dont mean as in the Hollywood sense) ex-pats. At the start they seem all supportive but then... WHAM...

I'm sure Mary, her family and freinds take it all with a grain of salt which I think is the best thing to do.

bbb · #64 09-19-2006, 11:13 AM

since they both have a good sense of humor maybe they sit around and laugh about some of it, i would think that would be the healthiest way to deal with it.

RachelD · #65 09-19-2006, 02:23 PM

What I wonder is why these mags are so sure that Mary is always sad...?

When do you see her sad?! She's always smiling! From what these mags say, you'd think she should already be suffering from depression and taking meds. I never read these type of mags....they make my blood boil!

JessRulz · #66 09-19-2006, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by RachelD

What I wonder is why these mags are so sure that Mary is always sad...?

When do you see her sad?! She's always smiling! From what these mags say, you'd think she should already be suffering from depression and taking meds. I never read these type of mags....they make my blood boil!

I agree with you Rachel...they always say she is sad, but every picture we see her in, she's smiling! And they publish those pictures in their articles!
They did report that she had post-natal depression last year, and that she had had words with the Queen over Christian's christening, and this was from a "palace source"

Hem..."palace source" - read "Ekstra Bladet"

bbb · #67 09-20-2006, 11:20 AM

they need to send all the "palace sources" from all the royal houses to one of those faroe islands with no inhabitants lol

flcty · #68 10-01-2006, 05:01 AM

hi,
i just want to quickly report that (australian members that have read the sunday herald sun, today) that next sunday (the coming sunday 8th of october) free with the sunday herald sun, there will be a color magazine of pictures of little bubba prince christian from his birth till now (his first birthday).
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i am so happy that i got today's issue of the sunday herald or i would have not known about it...it's like an oman or something

i am definitly getting a copy

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Larzen · #69 10-01-2006, 06:14 AM

Mary is on the cover of ekstrabladet today, "Mary in language crisis" reffering to her supposedly poor danish at the speech of the cultural prize last week

biboquinhas · #70 10-02-2006, 06:30 AM

I think it is very difficult for an Australian to speek Danish! Danish is nort a very common language and not a very easy one so she is doing a great job in my opinion!!

soCal girl · #71 10-06-2006, 10:05 PM

Mary is the cover girl for Royalty Magazine again:

(Credit: Royalty Magazine)

Out of all the beautiful pictures to choose from Bornholm, they decide to use a picture when she's not smiling and has an odd expression on her face.

flcty · #72 10-07-2006, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by flctylu

hi,
i just want to quickly report that (australian members that have read the sunday herald sun, today) that next sunday (the coming sunday 8th of october) free with the sunday herald sun, there will be a color magazine of pictures of little bubba prince christian from his birth till now (his first birthday).
[

i am so happy that i got today's issue of the sunday herald or i would have not known about it...it's like an oman or something

i am definitly getting a copy

]

...page out of the sunday magazine...

MargreteI · #73 10-08-2006, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by biboquinhas

I think it is very difficult for an Australian to speek Danish! Danish is nort a very common language and not a very easy one so she is doing a great job in my opinion!!

That is a misconception, that is is very hard to learn. It is actually fairly easy for an english speaker to learn. However pronounciation is very hard to master.

I also think she is doing a fine job, but the pronounciation seem to cause her some trouble, but not nearly enough to justify the frontpage in Ekstra Bladet, but then again it is not really a news paper.

Tricota · #74 10-08-2006, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by MargreteI

That is a misconception, that is is very hard to learn. It is actually fairly easy for an english speaker to learn. However pronounciation is very hard to master.

I also think she is doing a fine job, but the pronounciation seem to cause her some trouble, but not nearly enough to justify the frontpage in Ekstra Bladet, but then again it is not really a news paper.

I dont want to drag up this whole issue again, but aome people masters language easier than others. And on that note, I believe that Alexandra already spoke several languages...

MargreteI · #75 10-08-2006, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Tricota

I dont want to drag up this whole issue again, but aome people masters language easier than others. And on that note, I believe that Alexandra already spoke several languages...

Yes, and ?

I don't see how this relate to what I wrote. I did not bring up Alexandra. She is an entirely different person to me.

I was just correcting a misconception, that is is hard to learn danish. It is not. Especially not for an english speaking since the structure is allmost the same as well as basic grammer is sort of the same. The two languages are not wide apart.

In regards to Mary I am pretty sure she is quite fluent by now. You can tell she knows what to say, and that making it sound right is the hard part. It is not a problem. It is normal. She is not worse then other foreigners learning the language. She just have to speak publicly. The frontpage on Ekstra Bladet was by no means fair to her.

Tricota · #76 10-08-2006, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by MargreteI

Yes, and ?

I don't see how this relate to what I wrote. I did not bring up Alexandra. She is an entirely different person to me.

I was just correcting a misconception, that is is hard to learn danish. It is not. Especially not for an english speaking since the structure is allmost the same as well as basic grammer is sort of the same. The two languages are not wide apart.

In regards to Mary I am pretty sure she is quite fluent by now. You can tell she knows what to say, and that making it sound right is the hard part. It is not a problem. It is normal. She is not worse then other foreigners learning the language. She just have to speak publicly. The frontpage on Ekstra Bladet was by no means fair to her.

ah, sorry i dindnt mean for the reply to be to you, just more in general. I didnt even noticed that i had replyed to you...sorry

JessRulz · #77 10-17-2006, 02:52 AM

Mary is on the cover of this week's Women's Day, although not the main story

(Women's Day Website)

flcty · #78 10-17-2006, 03:01 AM

Birthday boy, Prince Christian is on the cover of todays issue of the Herald Sun (australian newspaper): 17th October, 2006

crisscross1 · #79 10-17-2006, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by JessRulz

Mary is on the cover of this week's Women's Day, although not the main story

(Women's Day Website)

I had to chuckle about this one, Mary's new diet to look fantastic for her trip downunder. She always looks fantastic. She doesn't have an ounce of fat on her anywhere.

JessRulz · #80 10-22-2006, 05:06 AM

Mary & Christian on the cover of the New Idea
Obviously, the magazine is running the birthday photos. I expect Women's Day to do the same. When I can get the cover of WD, I'll post it here

Source: New Idea Newsletter