Genoveva Casanova and Prince Frederick of Denmark, heir to the Danish throne, are the absolute protagonists of the pink news. Lecturas magazine publishes on the cover this week some revealing photographs showing the two, together, enjoying the charms of the Madrid night.
Some photographs that have already become the talk of newsrooms throughout Europe; even more so after the protagonists reacted to it. The Mexican flatly denied the existence of any romantic relationship and put the matter in the hands of her lawyers; The heir "responded" through a statement from the Danish Royal House, without speculating on matters of his private life.
However, the images in Lecturas leave no room for doubt: the two know each other and spent several hours together. Not only did they take a walk through El Retiro Park and visit the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, but they also enjoyed the Madrid night.
The heir and the businesswoman went to change clothes after their walk to the apartment that the businesswoman owns in the Barrio delos Jerónimos, and later went to El Corral de la Morería, a well-known restaurant with flamenco shows, awarded with a Michelin star. There they enjoyed an evening in complete privacy, in a private room and well protected from prying eyes, even with the help of a member of staff, very close to the couple and making sure that nothing and no one interfered throughout the evening.
As reported by the aforementioned publication, the first-born of Queen Margrethe of Denmark and Genoveva Casanova enjoyed dinner and the flamenco show, being the last to leave the venue, well after midnight and with the venue about to close, with the lights off, the workers leaving their workplace and everything apparently silent and collected.
Some measures that did not serve to hide from the press, which had been following his steps for hours. The two finally left the premises and headed to the car that was waiting for them, which took them back to the apartment of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo's ex-wife, where they entered together and spent the night.
The next morning, only the prince left the house. Around eight thirty in the morning, a vehicle from the Danish Embassy was waiting for the heir, who got in and headed to the airport, where he would take a flight to Copenhagen.
His wife, Princess Mary, was currently in the United States on an official trip. With it he reappeared after the publication of the existence of the controversial images, appearing completely normal, in a public event that also coincided with the state trip of the Kings of Spain, Don Felipe and Doña Letizia, to Denmark.
