Crown Prince Frederik, 51, joined wife Mary and their children for a picturesque morning in the snow-capped mountains. The adorable snaps were taken by proud mother Princess Mary, 47, pictured with her husband Prince Frederik, over the past few months.
Princess Mary is staying with them while they are in school, and Prince Frederik will travel between there and Denmark for his official duties. The final shot shows Princess Josephine dressed in riding gear with her horse, looking as though she's about to plant a kiss on its nose. The photocall comes after Austrialian-born Mary penned a heartfelt letter to Australia's Prime Minister amid the bushfire crisis, offering her condolences to families who have lost their homes and loved ones.
The future Queen, who was born and raised in Hobart, Tasmania, said that the time of 'great hardship' in her home country has left her and Prince Frederik feeling deeply sympathetic. As millions of people around the world follow the news from afar, Princess Mary said she felt 'proud of my Australian heritage' to see so many of her countrymen coming together.
The love story between Princess Mary and Prince Frederick has been well documented; the couple met in a Sydney bar and Mary, born in Tasmania, moved to the northern hemisphere to be with Frederik.
In December, in a candid interview with Australian Women's Weekly, the Crown Princess revealed that moving to the other side of the world was difficult.
She said: 'I did experience a feeling of loneliness - short-term - when I first moved to Denmark,' she told the magazine. Prince Frederik looked casual in a ski jacket and black trousers, as he stood proudly by his children's side. The Danish royal family looked in high spirits, and Princess Mary was seen with her arm around her daughter Princess Josephine as they headed for the first day back at school right.
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But I am the one who has made them! And they have already started trying to explain to Christian and Isabella about the twins. Baby details revealed! Choosing their names The couple favour classic names that honour their family. Anything wacky is out of the question — all names are subject to government approval. They must choose from a list of names or seek legal approval to deviate from the list.
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