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I understand the princess ought not to fly with ear issues but wonder why the Monegasque yacht club does not provide a floating home for the princely family to reunite in or return from South Africa?

Interesting that the choice was made to fly to Berlin...perhaps to highlight the new Brandenburg airfield that is finally open?

the important parts have already been covered in this thread; the only additional item worthy of mention is that the Prince and both children will soon travel to South Africa to be with the Princess.

Interestingly, as former Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien noted below, the Duke of Edinburgh did not think of himself as an Englishman: https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/controversial-candid-and-not-politically-correct-jean-chretien-reflects-on-his-time-with-prince-philip-1.5381102 The Prince...

Thank you Osipi for your positive comments about the Cordon interview. I too enjoyed this light hearted escapade into the wilds of LA and appreciated the many common touches (can I use your bathroom: even Royals need to pee!) that were highlighted by Cordon. Yes, there was clever product...

One of the British dailies published the picture of H and M with the caption "What about names". The clever duchess is quoted as saying 'Sue if it is a girl and Rich if it is a boy'. There is also a caption for the prince who can feel the British press kicking madly inside the Baby bump!

If anything we would need them in Canada as our GG has resigned (an historic first!) but there is little hope for a replacement from Britain, our Prime Minister is looking at the first indigenous GG nomination.

Indeed lovely to see the Crown Princess quietly practicing dressage; is it the cousin who trains the Danish dressage team...Nathalie de Berleburg?

Thank you for posting; a very beautiful property indeed! How is the housing market in Denmark...will she get the price she is asking?

Thanks for posting this indeed! As a Canadian, I had never seen this sort of behaviour from bisons so I can only guess they must be missing home: we have lots of spruce here!:flowers:

The Dutch king has chosen well with his Wajer 55 https://www.wajer.com/models/wajer-55/ He is supporting Dutch design and Dutch entrepreneurs. The family money is being used for a good investment that will only appreciate in value.:flowers:

The 'shop' is probably a typo for 'shot' and I have not read anywhere that the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh have received their COVID-19 vaccinations or 'jab': this seems to be the British word :lol: Do DRF members based in the UK know the status of the Queen's 'jab'?:whistling:

The English of Prince Henrik was beautifully Frenchified and a pleasure to listen to, especially since he let his sense of humour shine through his words! I believe the Danish princesses had an English speaking grandmother in the Princess Margaret of Connaught but they were also sent to British...

Thank you for posting a link to the documentary about prince Henrik and to Muhler for giving an outline to what was said in Danish. It was lovely to hear the Prince speaking his native French; he did say at one point in English to Barbara Walters that Danish is a very difficult language. This...

Mange tak Muhler for your insightful comments on HM Queen Margrethe's New Year's address, which gives all your readers the opportunity to also wish you and TRF members a happy New Year.:flowers:

And also for you Glade Jul (spelling?) and a healthy new Year, dear Muhler and other RF members.:flowers:

if I remember correctly, the Crown Princess is dyslexic. It is well known that handwriting is an important reinforcement to understanding what is being said so that perhaps writing notes by hand is her tool to better absorb information.

Another thing to look forward to at the end of 2020!:lol:

Couldn't have said it better myself! Its clearly an experiment, this new life in Montecito and it is interesting to see how this couple will deal with the cards they have been given. We have not heard the last from team Sussex, I am sure and I also wish them well. :flowers:

I add my thanks to the many others for your nisse explanations! I do love that HM Queen Margrethe is also the Queen of Nisse and makes sure that all Danes know they are an important part of the Nissesaga. Mange tak for including non-Danes in the story:flowers:

Thank you for sharing your story. I am sorry for your loss: no parent should have to lose a child but, as Meghan writes, it happens more often than we know because there is indeed a 'stigma' and awkwardness about dealing with death in general and miscarriage in particular. In this time when...

Indeed and members have forgotten perhaps that Edo is a property developer in London so that he is well situated to provide his own housing

his prononciation is very good indeed: I imagine he had help with the 'der, die and das'; not to mention the 'dem, den and des', but what he said was very easy to follow. Bravo Hochheit!

Au contraire, HM is making the effort to look like the women in The Netherlands. It is seriously uncool to have Kate-like hair in my tiny, wind-swept homeland, HRH Princess Beatrix was often called out for her 'helmet hair' and her daughter in law has taken this advice to heart. Brava Queen...

Harry and Meghan Sussex is easier to spell:lol: