Prince Frederick of Denmark is experiencing one of the most stormy moments of his life after being seen having dinner in Madrid with the Mexican Genoveva Casanova, a fact that has triggered rumors of infidelity towards his current wife, Princess Mary.
Popular journalists are closely monitoring Federico in case he misses any out-of-place movement, suspicious gesture or statement that could give rise to new speculation, and this is something that has not been overlooked by his mother, Queen Margaret of Denmark. .
Faced with the media persecution that Federico is experiencing, the queen mother has decided to make a radical decision that has been echoed by the Danish tabloid media and which has had quite a national impact in the face of one of the most important events of the year for the crown.
On November 16, the Danish royal hunt will be held, one of the events that Federico likes most due to his well-known love of this discipline, and an occasion that was traditionally marked by a relaxed atmosphere and where the princes used to speak to the media.
However, Queen Margaret has decided to ban all outside journalists from the event and it could be said that the hunt will take place behind closed doors from the media to nip any media harassment of the prince in the bud, according to Vanitatis.
The professionals assigned to the Danish royal house will be the ones who will take the photos and provide the appropriate information about the day marked in red on the calendar of the monarch's family.
