Australian sales executive set to become Queen
A fairy tale rise of an Australian sales executive to the Denmark throne is set to be completed on January 14
Queen Margrethe II's surprise abdication has paved the way for Crown Princess Mary to the Danish throne.
The fairy tale rise of an Australian sales executive to the Denmark throne is set to be completed on January 14 when Queen Margrethe leaves the throne.
Prince Frederik, Margrethe's eldest son, will be crowned as King while his Australian wife Mary will become the Queen.
Mary’s Australian admirers celebrated the move as a fitting finale to a romance that famously began in a rowdy Sydney pub around the time of the Olympics in 2000.
Frederik and Mary tied the knot in 2004. Now, the couple's ascension to the throne is expected to captivate audiences worldwide.
Mary’s path from Tasmania to the upper rank of the European royalty was cleared on New Year’s Eve by the surprise announcement of Queen Margrethe.
It seems to be major step, as a monarch in Denmark hasn’t abdicated since 1146 when King Eric III gave up the crown to join a monastery, according to the Royal House.
-
Meghan Markle reacts to Patrick J Adams 'jam' complaint -
Why Attorney says Justin Baldoni 'not off the hook' despite court ruling? Report -
Jenna Dewan reveals mindset she follows when life gets 'nuts' -
Petition to strip Blake Lively of 'It Ends With Us' PGA credit gains massive support -
New development in Blake Lively lawsuit after judge dismisses major claims -
Blake Lively, Taylor Swift texts resurface after court ruling -
Kylie Jenner says goodbye to her Halloween era: 'I've retired it' -
Mel B reveals why Spice Girls documentary may never happen
