Danish Royal Christmas Plans Announced: Queen Margrethe II To Spend Holidays Without Sons

The Danish Royal Family has revealed their plans for the upcoming holiday season.

The news comes a few months after Queen Margrethe II stripped a few of her grandchildren of their prince and princess titles in an effort to slim down the royal family for future generations.

According to the Danish Royal Court, this is how the Danish royals will spend their Christmas:

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In the announcement, it was revealed that Queen Margrethe will be spending the holidays with her sister, Princess Benedikte, at Djursland with their close friends. The two sisters will also spend more of the holiday season at Marselisborg Castle in Aarhus.

The Crown Prince Family, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and their children, Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, will spend the holidays in Australia, where Mary is from.

During a recent appearance at Copenhagen City Hall, Mary was overheard talking returning to Australia and being rather excited about it as she hasn’t been able to travel back due to the coronavirus pandemic.

“We are looking forward to the reunion with Australia and celebrating Christmas with my family. It has been many year,” she shared.

Prince Joachim and Princess Marie will spend the holidays with their family on a “long-planned trip abroad over Christmas,” the Royal Court stated, although no details on where they, and their two children, will go was released.

A spokesperson for Countess Alexandra, Joachim’s ex, said that their two sons, Princes Nikolai and Felix, will spend the holidays with him, as she will spend it with good friends.

Following the Christmas holiday, Queen Margrethe will give her annual New Year’s Eve speech from Christian IX’s Palace.

Find out what the British Royal Family is planning for Christmas here…

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