The Danish Royal House has gone through better times, which has been immersed in a media hurricane since the photos of the crown prince with Genoveva Casanova for Madrid. Some Danish media are very critical of Queen Margaret’s son, to the point that this Wednesday they woke up with a devastating headline on their covers: “Goodbye, Casanova.”
In the middle of this context, Frederick of Denmark and Mary Donaldson They continue with their agenda. This time, unlike their previous acts, together. “Denmark’s climate ambassador, Tomas Anker Christensen, yesterday gave the crown prince couple a briefing on Denmark’s climate efforts ahead of the upcoming COP28 UN climate summit in Dubai in December,” they report this Thursday morning from the institution’s social networks. The press was not summoned. This way, possible awkward questions were avoided.
“The UN COP climate summits have been held (with some exceptions) every year since the first UN climate agreement in 1992, and this year His Royal Highness the Crown Prince will visit the summit along with, among others, the Prime Minister and the Minister for Foreign Affairs,” they add.
In the image shared by the Danish Royal House, Federico and Mary appear with serious faces and precisely not very relaxed. In another of the photographs they pose next to the climate ambassador, who is placed between the two on the main stairs of Amalienborg Palace.
Since the state trip of Felipe VI and Letizia to Denmark (which coincided with the publication of the photos) both reappeared after the scandal to fulfill their obligations but they always did so separately, until now. It must be remembered that Danish journalists have even claimed that they are separated de facto and that the crown princess is even considering divorce. Donaldson is held in very high esteem by both the people and the media. There is not even a ‘but’ towards the Australian, who left the United States and a brilliant professional career for love. The Mexican, for her part, denied having a romantic relationship with the crown prince and took refuge from the torment in the San Sebastián palace of the father of her children, Cayetano Martínez de Irujo.