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Crown Princess Mary: That decision was not an easy one for her

The months of planning were in vain: Crown Princess Mary has to do without a special highlight that she has been looking forward to for a long time.

Copenhagen – Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (49) has to experience firsthand how unpredictable the development of the corona pandemic still is. The daughter-in-law of Queen Margrethe II (81) made a difficult decision.

The bad news from Amalienborg Palace doesn’t want to end. Only a few weeks ago the palace announced that the big celebration on the occasion of Queen Margaret II’s 50th anniversary of the throne on January 14th will not take place, now the next sobering change of plan follows. As the royal family announced in an official message, Crown Princess Mary decided in consultation with the monarch to cancel the gala dinner for her 50th birthday.
24royal.de * knows which birthday event Crown Princess Mary had to cancel.

“The cancellation is based on the current infection situation in society and the continuing uncertainty about the development of Covid-19,” said the message from the palace. Anniversary girl Mary, who celebrates her 50th birthday on February 5th, actually wanted to toast her important milestone with families, friends & Co. on the eve of her special day, but nothing comes of it. The wife of Crown Prince Frederik (53) invited guests to Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, which is rarely the setting for royal events of this size. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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