An Argentine biography about Queen Máxima’s past should have caused a few horrified faces in the palace.
The Hague – The author Paula Galloni has teamed up with her colleague Rodolfo Vera Calderón and wrote a biography about the Queen of the Netherlands that contains bold details, according to 24royal.de *. Could Máxima (50) really have married a completely different royal?
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands: biography reveals piquant details
If you give the work with the title “Máxima. La construcción de una reina “(Eng .: Máxima, the structure of a queen) Faith, a completely different picture of the sympathetic queen and mother of three * emerges. Supposedly, Máxima is said to have set out to get to know a royal and thus pave the way for the high nobility. “We find it striking that she tried with all her might to disguise this past, that no friend is allowed to tell anything about this time. Fortunately, we have many contacts who have made this information available to us, ”the Beaumonde portal quotes the authors.
The beginning of the relationship between Queen Máxima * and King Willem-Alexander (54) is shown in a whole new light in the biography. At the party in Seville, Spain, at which the two met for the first time, there was another European heir to the throne, who allegedly also aroused the interest of the native Argentine in advance.
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Queen Máxima of the Netherlands – “I have two candidates that I would like to introduce to you”
As Beaumonde suspects, it could have been Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark * (53). “I have two candidates that I would like to introduce to you. One looks very good, the other is very rich ”, according to the book, Máxima’s friend Cynthia Kaufmann is said to have announced at the time. It is well known how the alleged matchmaking ended in the end: Frederik has been happily married to Mary Donaldson * (49) since 2004, and Máxima has been Queen of the Netherlands at Willem-Alexander’s side since 2013 *.
The truth of the biography is clearly doubted by some fans and insiders. According to “Pledge Times”, the Dutch translation of the book has also been significantly changed and shortened in several places. If, for example, the unflattering nickname “Wimpie” for King Willem-Alexander * is found several times in the Argentine original, it is no longer seen in the Dutch version. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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