Image 1 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 2 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 3 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 4 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 5 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 6 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 7 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 8 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 9 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 10 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament
Image 11 — Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament

Princess Benedikte, Queen Mary & King Frederik X of Denmark attend the 2026 opening of the Danish Parliament

u/kervinjacque — 8 days ago

Prince Emmanuel is celebrating his 21st birthday today! In honour of such a milestone, the Belgian Royal Palace released a portrait

u/kervinjacque — 11 days ago
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Prince Vincent attended the football match between Denmark and Portugal

Prince Vincent of Denmark attended on Thursday October 1 2026 the football match between Denmark and Portugal at Parken, Copenhagen. Portugal won 4-2.

Before the match, Vincent met with the press and discussed over several things, one of them was about Christiano Ronaldo’s decision to leave the national team camp.

Video: Jesper Sunesen - BilledBladet.

Trandlated Video: theprincessesroyals in instagram.

u/cup_of_tea2106 — 13 days ago

The Spanish Royal Family welcoming the President of France — Day 1 of the State visit to Spain

u/kervinjacque — 15 days ago

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands begins her work placement with the Royal Netherlands Navy as part of the Defensity College programme

u/kervinjacque — 1 month ago

King Haakon VIII takes his oath in the Storting, followed by Ingrid Alexandra signing hers at the Royal Palace.

u/kervinjacque — 1 month ago

A man has been cleared of plotting to kidnap princesses Amalia and Alexia, the eldest daughters of king Willem-Alexander and queen Máxima, after a court ruled he was suffering from a psychosis at the time.

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u/kervinjacque — 1 month ago
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Princess Diana breaks royal rules by joining a mothers' race at her son Prince William's school

u/Mirelleiy — 1 month ago

King Charles shared a touching tribute to his cousin and fellow monarch, King Harald V of Norway, who died at the age of 89 on Friday morning.

u/kervinjacque — 2 months ago
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Well wishers lay flowers outside The Palace Square in Oslo as King Harald’s health deteriorates

u/kervinjacque — 2 months ago

In your opinion - Is Ceuta the sort of moment when a constitutional monarch should be more visible?

Regarding what happened recently in Ceuta. It looks like a situation where its believed that the crowns role as a symbol of national unity should become especially revelent at that very moment.

And it made me wonder, in your opinion, should the king of Spain visit Ceuta and publicly stand with the people there or do you think restraint is the better solution?

To be clear, i am not talking about another speech or statement. Im talking about should he actually go and stay for a few days or more?. Meeting people who actually lives there, the officials and being physically there, not simply flying in for a visit and leaving.

But I leave it to you, what're your thoughts here??

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u/kervinjacque — 2 months ago