Summary of article in Billed Bladet #19, 2016.
Written by Juliane Olsen.
Wearing a lether jacket from Little Remix and handmade booties from MAA Bella went to an Adele concert in Copenhagen with dad.
With them went Peter Warnøe and his Norwegian sweetheart and two daughters, Barbrara and Bjørk.
After the concert a slightly shy Bella said about the concert: "It was good".
Did they enjoy the concert? Frederik: "Yes, we did. Adele is lyrically speaking totally fantastic.
Apart from wearing a "charmer-rag" Frederik also wore a necklace in the shape of Bronce-age Sun-Wagon.
A small replica of the real thing that stands at the National Museum.
http://multimedia.pol.dk/archive/00561/kultSolvognen_2_25-_561808a.jpg
Solvognen as it is called in Danish was dug up 1902 and it's estimated to have been made with gold from Rumania (trade was alive and well back then) around 1.400 BC - I.e. it's 3.400 years old and it is believed to depict the sun and they way it moves around in the sky, presumably by a now forgotten god. IRRC it's one of the few pieces of Celtic arts found in DK. The art otherwise found here is Germanic - and products exported from the Roman Empire. Until recently at least, the largest number of Roman swords found were found in Danish bogs, where they had been sacrificed to the gods and that was also the case with the Sun Waggon.
In case anyone are in doubt it was yet again confirmed that Isabella is called Bella by her family, because Frederik is quoted for saying: "Come, Bella".
But you can see more of dad and daughter here somewhere:
https://app.box.com/s/losbz9f2lwdw3jdmpcrpmlm5ermqlc8s