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I'm not sad that ML and Durek didn't come to the service, but having dialysis on Christmas day is not unlikely at all. My grandmother used to have dialysis on Christmas day and our festivities were scheduled around it.

Princess Benedikte's children have never performed official duties and don't represent the royal family or the state of Denmark. Of course they might be invited to events simply because they are well known people, just as any celebrity might be invited to hand out a price etc. About Gustav and...

More photos from Schloss Bellevue https://www.bundespraesident.de/SharedDocs/Berichte/DE/Frank-Walter-Steinmeier/2024/10/241021-25-Jahre-Nordische-Botschaften.html

Does anyone know more about this conflict? Is Nathalie involved?

Frederik and Mary also took some photos with Australian athletes.

Unfortunately, no Danish gymnasts qualified.

It was a mobility scooter. Apparently the elderly man wanted to shake Mary's hand and at the same time accidentally hit the gas.

Here maybe https://www.dr.dk/drtv/kanal/192099

She never lived inside the actual castle. Richard and Benedikte lived in the 'Münze', a (still quite big house) behind the castle. It's probably still hers, I doubt she was pushed out.

According to @ufonomore on Twitter, the clutches are from Aiayu.

Oh, the weather in Aarhus looks horrible. The poor people standing outside waiting for the royals :ohmy:.

Try this: https://www.dr.dk/drtv/kanal/20875

ARD (Das Erste) will broadcast from 14:05 CET. DR.dk might stream it non-geoblocked though. They seem to switch their geoblocking on and off according to the program that is currently on. I can usually watch their royal coverage.

Having a (prince/ss) title and being in line of succession are two completely separate things.

The dress code is the same for all guests. If it says 'tiaras may be worn', every lady who has access to a tiara can wear it.

Wow, poor girl being hounded like this. :ohmy: Looks like there were a few reporters just hanging around Madrid airport last week waiting to see if the cousins would arrive for Leonor's birthday.

Why do you think it seems implausible? I think coming to a place where everyone else already knows each other is always a bit nerve-wracking and actually I imagine that it could be even worse if all those people 'know' you from the media and might have already formed an opinion about you before...

The whole point of the gala is to loosen things up. It's mostly the younger generation attending and they knew what they were invited to. I wouldn't think for a minute that anyone felt wronged because they were not seated according to rank. Also the DRF also has these round tables for galas and...

Here is the guestlist: https://www.kongehuset.dk/nyheder/gaesteliste-2

That's actually a mistranslation. It doesn't say that she started, but that she graduated from Nyborg Gymnasium last summer. According to Billed Bladet, she then enrolled at Copenhagen Business School.

If royal-adjacents count.. Carina Axelsson (now Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg) has written several children's/YA books. https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/621036.Carina_Axelsson I actually really like her Model Under Cover series. They are fun little YA mysteries. I was going...

That's correct. It is not illegal to have a child through surrogacy outside of the country. And I am sure Gustav and Carina know exactly what they are doing and have everything in place to legally bring the child to Germany and have it recognized as their own.

In the text from the German foreign office I linked earlier, it clearly says German authorities cannot recognize the maternity of a commissioning mother even if a foreign birth certificate confirms her as the ostensible mother. Nevertheless, as was said before, German couples do use...

Yes, I just realized that that is not part of the english explanation. The father can bring the child to Germany if a paternity tests proves that he is the biological father.

By going out of the country. When the child is born outside the country, the genetic parents can usually bring it to Germany when the genetic paternity of the father is proven. Some information...