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they live incognito in Paris... they simply do their shopping and no one bothers them... except the gossips who think only of criticizing them, as always...

thank you for your posts about Joachim... like you I see him as someone serious, honest and concerned about doing the right thing... as he has been the subject of much criticism for years, he must have suffered a lot... born a prince, he couldn't do what he wanted, like any other man, without...

Joachim seemed so unloved and unhappy a few years ago... he was constantly mocked, criticized, always compared to his brother in a negative way... i think Marie helped him to open up and restore his confidence... he can now show himself as he is... and talk about his joys and sorrows like anyone...

a security annex obviously only concerns "very important people"... the native people of the island will NEVER have the possibility to extend their houses in a protected natural area even if their families have always lived there... it's a tragedy in many french islands where rich people are...

perfect... nothing like a return to nature, calm and bird watching to take the stress out of a royal life... lol ...

non-French residents always try to get around the law to do what they want in our country... i suggest to the king of Belgium to buy and expanding a house in a protected area... on a Belgian island...

Marie was badly criticized as soon as she met Joachim... she was harassed by journalists, treated as an idiot when she tried to be friendly... before wedding, when she was independent and she liked her job, she was accused of being a "gold digger"... she was compared to Alexandra et Mary, always...

Marie must regret her simple and anonymous single life... since her arrival in Denmark she only received criticism... I pity them both a lot...

Thank you Muhler, I don't know your country and I don't know any Danish newspaper... but as I wanted to know what Danish people really think about the royal family this is the only newspaper I found with a lot of comments... it's absolutely horrible...

I am shocked by the hatefull comments towards Joachim and his family in this newspaper... if this is representative of all the Danish people, I feel bad for them...

Françoise, 1932 married Claude Bardin -Xavier -Antoine -Guillaume Anne Marie, 1935-1938 Joseph, 1939-1957 Thérèse, 1940-1959 Etienne, 1942 married Isabelle Comolli, -Raphaël. -Bertrand. -Arthur. Jean-Baptiste, 1943 married Isabelle Vilgrain -Adélaïde -Clémence Isaure -Gregoire then married...

the kingdom's spiteful tongues will still put everything on Joachim shoulders...

I only read rave reviews about Mary, Danish people seem to value her a lot... as for Alexandra, if she was so much esteemed, the divorce with Joachim was probably very badly lived by Danish people and can parthy explain their resentment towards him...

I read your comments with interest Muhler... I think Frédéric's fans like the "fairy-tale people" facade of this charming prince who makes young girls dream... he is handsome, he found his sleeping beauty, he has an easy life whose made people dream about... Joachim has from the start had the...

according the comments of your compatriots that I could read, many don't understand at all PH and PM... "two weird things" comming from France... it might be wise to avoid weddings between Denmark and France from now... lol

thanks for all these explanations Muhler, we are two peoples too different ! the French are Latin, spontaneous, warm, "bons vivants"... Prince Henrik and Princess Marie are two good examples... the Danes are different, more reserved and maybe that's why the french are less appreciated...

thank you Muhler, sorry for my bad english, it's indeed Ekstra Bladet, and the comments are absolutely detestable... the Danes blame Joachim for his "arrogance", in fact I think he is someone very serious and totally dedicated to his country but his "royal attitude" is misunderstood by the...

I wish them a pleasant stay in France... I think they will be very well received, with kindness and courtesy... quite the opposite of what they experience in Denmark, according to the hateful comments that I read in Danish newspapers