Royals Share Laughs, Stories on Aussie Tour

0:00On March 23rd, King Frederick the 10th and Queen Mary of Denmark just wrapped up a successful six-day-state visit to Australia, touching down in places like Luru, Canberra, Melbourne, and Hobart before heading home. The trip featured warmer sections, including a garden of an in Melbourne, where the Royals hosted officials and shared speeches full of humor and heart. Frederick had the crowd laughing with a story from their first tour 20 years back. When a young boy mistook him for just the guy standing by Mary, embracing his role with good cheer, Mary followed up by reflecting on her Tasmania roots and how Aussies proudly claimed their own who succeeded abroad, nodding to her nickname that stuck, since joining the Danish family. Earlier in Canberra on March 15th, Frederick got personal at a banquet, recalling spotting Mary at a Sydney pub during the 2000 Olympics, praising her bravery and starting fresh with him and strengthening the bonds between the two nations.

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