Who is Denmark’s new Australian-born Queen?

Newly proclaimed Queen Mary of Denmark is already a hit with the people. She is the world’s first Australian-born queen, renowned for balancing her royal responsibilities with a grounded family life, active engagement in charitable causes, and for integrating flawlessly in Denmark while staying true to her roots.

Jan 16, 2024

Newly proclaimed Queen Mary of Denmark is already a hit with the people. She is the world’s first Australian-born queen, renowned for balancing her royal responsibilities with a grounded family life, active engagement in charitable causes, and for integrating flawlessly in Denmark while staying true to her roots.

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