His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik
of Denmark is back at work. Monday evening he attended a seminar at
the Bella Centre in Copenhagen. His Royal Highness had unexpected
back surgery two weeks ago. The Crown Prince had to undergo surgery
to cure a spinal disc herniation, and the Royal Court confirmed
that the operation was successful. The Crown Prince has had
significant progress in his…
Crown Princess Mary spends last day in Finland for working visit
15th September 2018
On Thursday, Crown Princess Mary spent
her last day in Finland for a working visit. Crown Prince Frederik
was supposed to lead the Danish business delegation, but he had to
pull out of the trip because of his back surgery. So, Crown
Princess Mary went in his place. After…
On Wednesday, Crown Princess Mary started
a two-day work visit in Finland. Crown Prince Frederik was
scheduled to go, but he had to cancel because of his back surgery.
Instead of scrapping the whole trip, it was decided Crown Princess
Mary would lead the business…
Crown Princess Mary to address WHO/Europe’s annual meeting of ministers
11th September 2018
Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary of
Denmark will give a speech before ministers and high-level
delegates at the 68th session of the WHO Regional Committee for
Europe on 17 September 2018, in her capacity as WHO/Europe Patron.
Crown Princess Mary became Patron of WHO/Europe in 2005 and has
attended the annual governance meeting for the past eight years.
She is an active advocate for WHO’s…
Prince Nikolai enjoys weekend at home for a break from Varder College
11th September 2018
Prince Nikolai of Denmark enjoyed being
home this past weekend from his new soldier life at the Varder
Military College. “It was nice to be back home”, said the Prince to
the Danish magazine Billed Bladet during the weekend. He and his
brother participated together…
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik
of Denmark is to act as regent of the country from 13 to 19
September according to the official diary of the Danish Royal
Court. Crown Prince Frederik will become regent at the same time he
recuperates from the surgery he had on 2…
Danish Royal Court confirms to Royal Central only Crown Prince Frederik will attend Invictus Games
10th September 2018
Contrary to reports in the Australian and
British media, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark will not be returning
home next month to attend the Invictus Games. The Danish Royal
Court confirmed to Royal Central that only Crown Prince Frederik
would attend this year’s Invictus Games in Sydney. The Royal Court
explained this morning, “HRH The Crown Princess will not attend the
Invictus Games…
The late Prince Henrik of Denmark’s final
wish has been fulfilled. The Danish Royal House announced yesterday
that his final wish that his ashes be spread in two different
places had been completed. His Late Royal Highness wanted his ashes
spread in the ocean in Danish…
On Wednesday, several members of the
Danish Royal Family attended ceremonies commemorating Flag Day.
Flag Day has always been commemorated on 5 September since 2009. It
was created to honour all the Danish soldiers who were sent on
missions abroad since 1948. Since 2011, the…
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik
of Denmark was hospitalised on Sunday at Rigshospitalet in
Copenhagen. The Royal court has stated in a press release that the
Crown Prince had to undergo surgery for spinal disc herniation and
confirmed that the surgery was successful. The Crown Prince remains
in hospital and is now undergoing a rehabilitation course. It is
not known whether this was an…
