With just a few images, Lecturas magazine managed to turn the international press upside down: the photographs of Genoveva Casanova and Prince Frederick of Denmark, heir to the Danish throne, walking together through Madrid; They have gone around the world. An issue that would have had significance, but not so much if it had not been for the fact that Queen Margaret's first-born has been married to Princess Mary for 21 years, with whom he has four children in common.
The Mexican businesswoman has already denied any romantic relationship with the heir, has put her foot down and left the matter in the hands of her lawyers. However, the Danish press is not so convinced that these images were the result of luck and the hard work of a handful of photographers. What's more, from some corners Genoveva Casanova would already be pointed out as possibly responsible for all this controversy.
The controversy is served, and with chance wanting the Kings of Spain to be precisely in Denmark on an official trip, everyone has been able to see the shocked faces of Princes Frederick and Mary after this whole matter came to light. The Danish press describes what happened between the heir and the former Duchess of Salvatierra as "adultery", and they point to Genoveva as responsible for this royal mess.
Almost everyone already knows the images. In these snapshots you can see Genoveva Casanova and Prince Federico walking through El Retiro, around the Thyssen-Borneszmisa National Museum, leaving their intimate dinner at El Corral de la Morería and at the Mexican's fabulous house in Los Jerónimos . However, there are already those who comment on the amazing quality of these images, practically impossible for a photographer on the street without the character realizing it.
The report has unleashed endless comments, just as it happened with Ana Obregón when she surprised the world with her controversial cover leaving the hospital with her little Anita in Miami. A sequence of photographs that, according to the Danish press, in addition to being too good to be real, must have someone behind them. Kim Bach, a journalist for the newspaper Ekstra Bladet, has already expressed her opinion, stating that "there are many arrows pointing towards her. Otherwise, she would have to be a friend."
For Bach, the report has "too many coincidences." Although there is no physical contact that shows anything romantic, it is too much of a coincidence that the photographers managed to catch them in all their entrances and exits. "She wouldn't have been stupid enough to reserve a table for her and Federico. She probably would have reserved a table for herself and one of her companions."
William Atak, branding and communication expert, speaks to B.T. and explains that the statement from the Danish royal family is insufficient, ensuring that they should deny the rumor as soon as possible: "It is extremely bad for the media and the public."
In the rest of Europe, there are also those who are suspicious of how the report was made, with some users on networks suspicious of the multiple coincidences surrounding this report.
Be that as it may, Genoveva Casanova has decided to leave the capital until the storm subsides. For his part, the crown prince has remained silent in response, as usual, and yesterday he appeared to watch a football match. Only time will tell what all this turns out to be.
