Genoveva Casanova “no longer thinks about King Frederick of Denmark”: and who is he?

This Sunday, January 14, the proclamation of Frederick as the new king was celebrated in Denmark and, this Monday, the post that Genoveva Casanova posted on her social networks was especially significant: ''I want to live a great life. I want to experience everything. I want to break every single rule there is. They say ambition is not an attractive trait in a woman. Maybe, but what is attractive? Wait for something to happen?”

These are words spoken by actress Rachel Brosnahan in the role of Miriam Maise in the series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel about women with ambition. The reflection continues: “Looking out the window, thinking the life you should be living is out theresomewhere, but don't open the door and go for it, even if someone tells you you can't.”

Although her message has been interpreted as a declaration of intentions due to the day chosen to publish it and due to the commotion generated by her photos with the then prince in Madrid, Carmen Borrego has given another version of the matter this Tuesday in We'll see: “Genevieva is no longer thinking about the king of Denmark.” Her colleagues were astonished: “Another man?” They asked her, to which she replied: “Surely.” And she has ruled: “What she has posted is not for the king of Denmark.”

The ex of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, who during these months has taken refuge from the torment in London, San Sebastián or her home in Madrid, has remained away from the media arena since her photos with Mary Donaldson's husband and son were published in November. of Queen Margaret through Madrid.

Curiosity or not, the queen's abdication has come just two months after that historic cover. The ex of José María Michavila or Gonzalo Vargas Llosa insisted that she and Federico were just two friends (we no longer know if they are). According to the Mexican, she acted as her host for Spain. She took him to her house to spend the night, but as friends. The then prince also traveled without escorts, endangering his safety and that of the institution he represents.