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The Danish Royal Family are well and truly embracing their Aussie heritage!
Despite their oldest son Christian’s recent drama, Mary and Fred were keen to return to a normal holiday and hit the beach with their four children.
The future King and Queen of Denmark enjoyed a fun-filled day with Christian, ten, Isabella, eight, twins Vincent and Josephine, both four, as well as members of Mary’s family in Byron Bay recently.”Read More”
Her royal life back in Denmark entails a strict daily routine filled with appearances, tours, and working with the dozens of charities and organisations for which she is patron.
But kicking back on the beach with her sisters and close friends with not a care in the world, Crown Princess Mary looked like any other Australian mum on holiday.
Mary was spotted relaxing on the sand in the NSW coastal town of Byron Bay on Sunday, chatting with her close friend Amber Petty while she watched her children play in the surf.”Read More”
While back in her home country of Australia for the festive season, Princess Mary is indulging in a relaxed Christmas break.
On Sunday the 43-year-old wife of Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik was spotted strolling around in a printed playsuit, after having worn a rash shirt teamed with bikini bottoms for a surfing session just a day earlier.
Featuring splashes of navy, maroon and white, her chic outfit reflected a boho-inspired style with intricate designs imprinted across the front and sleeves.”Read More”
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark has hit the beach on Boxing Day during the Australian-born’s family holiday to her home country with husband Crown Prince Frederik and their four children.
The Danish Royal even carried a surfboard into the waves at Byron Bay in northern New South Wales on Saturday where the mercury hit 28.5 degrees Celsius.
Wearing a long-sleeved rash vest, Crown Princess Mary was pictured frolicking in the surf with her husband and four children, Prince Christian, 10, Princess Isabella, eight, and Princess Josephine, four.”Read More”
