Harry and Meghan of Denmark?: Princess Marie Cavallier will not accompany her husband Joaquin to her brother Frederick X’s coronation for a strong reason

The Royal Family of Great Britain is not the only one with differences and tensions among its members. The Danish royal house also has its own history of conflict, which is even more evident now that Frederick of Denmark is about to be proclaimed king, but with limited support from his brother Joachim and without the presence of his sister-in-law. Marie Cavallier.

Joaquín Holger Waldermar Cristián is the younger brother of the heir to the throne and everything points to the fact that their relationship is a faithful copy of the one that Princes Harry and William have.

Why doesn’t Princess Marie Cavallier come to Frederick X’s coronation?

What is particularly attracting media attention is that Prince Joachim will attend the coronation of his brother Frederick as King of Denmark himself, just as Harry did at the investiture of King Charles III, who witnessed the event from a few rows back.

Since it is a historic day for the Danes, the whole family was expected to unite; However, Joaquín’s wife, Marie Cavallier, decided to decline the invitation, according to Lecturas.

The Royal House of Denmark justifies this absence by taking care of their children Enrique and Athena, aged 14 and 10, respectively, and their school obligations. Meanwhile, Joaquín will attend the event scheduled for January 14, but will leave Copenhagen a day later.

“Prince Joaquín will be there, but the children are going to school, there is no particular reason,” confirmed Lene Balleby, the press representative of the Danish Royal Palace, reports La Vanguardia.

The Spanish media remind that Marie and Joaquín decided to distance themselves from the royal family after Queen Margareta II. withdrew the noble titles of the four prince’s children, which caused a crisis in Denmark.

The decision did not please the couple who, in the style of Harry and Meghan Markle, moved to Washington. At the same time, Joaquin from Denmark revealed to the magazine Point de Vue that he felt like the “second boy” in the royal family.

With the distancing, the alleged bad relationship between Marie and Mary Donaldson, who will now take over as Queen of Denmark, was put on the table.

And the press reiterated the poor relationship between them, fostered by their husbands’ estrangement, after rumors intensified that Joaquín would be in love with his sister-in-law Mary Donaldson.

So the prince went through a second marriage with a French woman with a name and characteristics similar to those of his sister-in-law, as Lecturas mentions in another publication. (AND)