Thirteen-year-old Princess Josephine is Danish royalty’s “version of Prince Louis”, a body language expert has said.
Adrianne Carter detailed how the bold young teenager stole the show and was “ahead of the curve” when the family stepped out again for the adoring crowd at Amalienborg Palace, after making their initial appearance at Christiansborg.
“Her older brother gives her a gentle touch to remind her to control her behavior,” he added, commenting on Josephine’s twin brother, Prince Vincent.
The excited duo waved enthusiastically to the crowd, while their older brother Prince Christian, 18, and sister Isabella, 16, offered more subdued greetings.
The newly crowned King and Queen of Denmark, Frederik and Mary, also shared another tender kiss.
Thirteen-year-old Princess Josephine is Danish royalty’s “version of Prince Louis,” according to body language expert
The children had also earlier joined their parents on the balcony of Christiansborg Castle to celebrate the momentous day.
King Frederick X and Queen Mary of Denmark ascended the throne on Sunday, as Queen Margaret II formalized her abdication, which was announced on New Year’s Eve.
Today also marked a big moment for now-Crown Prince Christian, who became first in line to the Danish throne on Sunday afternoon.
The 18-year-old proudly waved to the hundreds of royal watchers who gathered below the balcony, dressed smartly in a navy suit and white dress shirt.
His younger brother, Vincent, was equally dapper in a matching navy suit, but opted for a pink and blue striped tie instead of the color block his older brother was wearing.
Princess Elizabeth, 16, opted for a bold red ensemble, with her hair pulled back into an elegant bun. She enthusiastically greeted the crowd, singing along to her rendition of the Danish National Anthem.
Her younger sister, Josephine, 13, was a little shyer and hid behind her mother.
But Mary quickly calmed her down with an arm around her waist and she too waved to the crowd in her navy pea coat.
There is no doubt that today will mark a turning point for the Danish royals, who until now have grown relatively normally.
Adrianne Carter detailed how the brash youngster stole the show and was “ahead of the curve” as the family once again stepped out before the adoring crowd at Amalienborg Palace, after making their initial appearance at Christiansborg.
The newly crowned King and Queen of Denmark, Frederik and Mary, also shared another soft kiss.
The children of Denmark’s new kings joined their parents on the balcony of Christiansborg Castle today to celebrate the momentous change.
King Frederick X and Queen Mary of Denmark ascended the throne on Sunday, as Queen Margaret II formalized her abdication, which was announced on New Year’s Eve.
There is no doubt that today will mark a turning point for the Danish royal family, which until now has grown relatively normally.
Today also marked a big moment for now-Crown Prince Christian, who became first in line to the Danish throne on Sunday afternoon.
Princess Elizabeth, 16, opted for a bold red ensemble, with her hair pulled back into an elegant bun. She enthusiastically greeted the crowd, singing along to her rendition of the Danish National Anthem.
After the Council of State, Frederick was declared king on the balcony of Christiansborg Castle, accompanied shortly afterwards by his wife Maria and their four children.
Kids—and actual parents—are as likely to be seen in puffer jackets and cargo pants as they are in suits, heels, and dresses.
They live away from the glare of publicity, attend public schools and stay close to the Australian side of the family, including their grandfather, the Scottish-born mathematics teacher John Donaldson.
Kids—and actual parents—are as likely to be seen in puffer jackets and cargo pants as they are in suits, heels, and dresses.
They enjoy walking their Australian border collies Grace, Coco and Chloe, attending soccer games and skiing.
At home airs of grace are not encouraged. The family was spotted dressed casually (Mary in glasses and a wool sweater, Isabella in a denim shirt) to decorate their Christmas tree in December.
The children seem to like to make fun of their mother’s Australian accent and describe her Danish pronunciation as “funny” in a filmed tribute to mark her 50th birthday in 2022.
They enjoy walking their Australian border collies Grace, Coco and Chloe, attending soccer games and skiing.