The Danish royal house has a traditional public release of a statement about where its members spend Christmas. In 2022, the announcement served as a demonstration tensions between the Danish royal family over Queen Margrethe’s decision to strip the four sons of Joachim of Denmark from their princely titles. True, it was pointed out that Joaquin and Marie from Denmark and their children had been planning a trip abroad for a long time, but it did not go unnoticed, which is curious that the family reunion for Christmas 2022 did not happen.

Danish royal family at the 50th anniversary of the reign of Margaret of Denmark

Whatever the case, Queen Margaret celebrates Christmas with her sister Benedicta and a few friends, while Joaquin and Mary of Denmark spend the holidays with their two children, Henrik and Athena, and Nicholas and Felix, the offspring of Prince Joaquin. with his ex-wife Alexandra Manley. At that time, a couple of heirs and their family decided to go to Australia spend Christmas holidays there with the family of Princess Mary, originally from Tasmania.

“In December, The Crown Prince’s family is heading to Australia for the Christmas holidays. to celebrate with the family of Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess. It has been five years since Prince Frederick, Mary and their children last visited the home of the Crown Princess.” it was time to go back. In addition, during the pandemic, it was not possible to travel to the country of Oceania due to restrictions.

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After settling in Tasmania, Federico and Mary from Denmark and their children wanted to celebrate the holidays with a digital advent calendar launched by the Danish royal house before Christmas. Thus, December 23, 2022 was chosen as the day to share cute family photo of Princes Federico and Maria posing with their children Christian, Isabella, Vincent and Josephine from Tasmania. The royal couple is at the center of the image, with Princess Mary lovingly placing her hand on the Crown Prince’s leg. Sons next to Frederick of Denmark, and daughters next to Mary of Denmark.

Federico and Mary from Denmark with children in Tasmania | Photo: Royal Danish House

“Merry Christmas from Down Under where we celebrate Christmas in Tasmania. There are no negative temperatures here, but summer and hot weatherthe Crown Prince’s family said in a vein that makes those who seek warmth spend Christmas in the Northern Hemisphere envious. The more northerly parts of Australia are no doubt looking forward to a warmer Christmas in the Middle Kingdom, an expression for Australia.