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Prince William’s special gift for his wife, wedding bells in Belgium and birthday candles in Japan. Read and share about the ins and outs in noble circles.
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Sorrow in Denmark
The holidays can be lonely for those alone. The Danish Queen Margrethe also experienced this. The Queen lost her husband three years ago, he passed away in February 2018, but the sadness is no less. In a documentary on the Danish television channel TV2, the 81-year-old queen says that it is “quite intense to be alone”. And after more than fifty years, their marriage also ended with his death. “And then suddenly it was over.”
–The Danish Queen at a happier time. — © via REUTERS
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Fear in the UK
Also concerns in the UK. There, Ken Wharfe, former bodyguard of Princess Diana, fears for the safety of Queen Elizabeth. He recommends conducting a thorough investigation of the security services. “Because security is as leaky as a sieve. The queen’s life may even be in danger,” he says. His remarks come after a man with a crossbow was able to break into Windsor Castle grounds on Christmas Day.
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Wedding Bells in Belgium
But it’s not all doom and gloom. There is also good news, even from our own country. Princess Maria Laura (33), niece of King Philippe, is getting married. Maria Laura is engaged to her boyfriend William Isvy (30). The news of the engagement comes as a surprise, because it was not known that Maria Laura was in a relationship. Now it appears that she has been together for years with William, the son of a French-Moroccan father and an English mother. The couple lives and works in London. She is an analyst specialized in climate change, he is active in the financial sector.
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gift time
Prince William celebrated Christmas in an intimate circle with his family and a present could not be missed. The Duke of Cambridge surprised ‘his Kate’ with a bracelet, according to US Weekly. Kate Middleton is also said to have stood behind the stove, along with their three children: George, Charlotte and Louis. Queen Elizabeth joined by video chat to wish her a Merry Christmas.
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Birthday candles in Japan
Gifts were also given in Japan, at least in the form of photos. The court has released a new series of photos of Prince Kako, the second daughter of Japanese Crown Prince Akishino. Remarkable, because partly due to the corona crisis, the Japanese have hardly seen Kako in the past year. The attention also went mainly to her older sister Mako, who after years of waiting was able to tie the knot with Kei Komuro.
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