This has not been an easy year for Mary Donaldson, better known as Mary of Denmark. If the Christmas holidays serve to look back and see all the positive and negative things that have happened over the months, for the heir princess to the Danish throne there will be one aspect that she will not be able to forget.
And the scandal that resulted from her husband, Federico de Denmark, appearing in photographs walking through the streets of Madrid with Genoveva Casanova has been huge. After the report, the faces of the three involved have traveled around the world and have left numerous headlines.
Despite the controversy, which was called "adultery" by the Danish press, Mary from Denmark fulfilled all her professional commitments without going into the subject. And it seems that the explanations that she may have given her prince may have convinced him of her, since she has decided to fight for her family.
A few weeks ago, the Royal House of the Nordic country published a video in which the couple prepared one of the living rooms of their home with their children for the arrival of the festivities. A family picture that managed to calm the waters a little, but could not put an end to speculation.
After the arrival of her Christmas holidays, which she had longed for more than ever, Mary decided to head to Australia, her homeland, on December 8. She traveled with her two youngest children, Vincent and Josephine, and she has not returned to Europe since, leaving the town worried and angry. Even so, she has not forgotten him and she wanted to share a congratulation in which there is no shortage of hints and symbolism.
Wrapped in a large gray scarf, which acts as a blanket, and with the background completely covered in snow, the Danish crown princess appears smiling on this Christmas Eve. Although if there is something that has surprised her, it is that she has appeared completely alone.
And not only that, but he wanted to throw in the occasional hint in his message, which could be much more hidden. "We need each other if we want to be successful," begins this postcard published by the Royal House of Denmark. This puts on the table that it could be betting on family unity in the middle of this great crisis.
"And that is not only true in the world of work and for those of us who work to share social isolation. This is true for all of us," he continued. However, she has added a somewhat disconcerting final sentence: "Humans need humans." Now we just have to wait and see what Donaldson's next steps will be.
