By Bond Robertson 
On January 16, the former Greek king, King Constantine, was buried.
The funeral was in Athens, where royals from across Europe made a final farewell trip. Including the Norwegian crown couple and Princess Martha Louise (51).
Don’t do like Denmark
The funeral was attended by Queen Margrethe of Denmark (82), Princess Benedict (78), brothers Prince Joachim (53) and Crown Prince Frederick (54).
The Danish royal family is related to the late Greek king. He was married to Queen Anne Marie (76), who is Queen Margaret and Princess Benedict’s little sister.
Queen Anne described Marie as a guest at her husband’s funeral of 58 years. She was clearly affected.
Impressed: Queen Anne Marie was moved during her husband’s funeral. Photo: Tim Rock/Shutterstock
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Despite close relations, Danish Crown Princess Marie (50) was not present.
That’s why I stayed home
Since large portions of the Danish royal family are now in Greece, it is imperative that a member of the royal family be at home and take care of duties and errands in Denmark.
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to me Royal House website She is Crown Princess Mary, who heads the state on Mondays and Tuesdays. She has had the opportunity to hold the position of Head of State since 2019.
A rare sight
Danish Prince Joachim and Crown Prince Frederick arrive at the funeral together, and he A rare sightAccording to Danish BT
The Danish Royal Family made a number of headlines when it became known that Queen Margrethe wanted to remove the titles of Prince and Princess from Prince Joachim’s four children.
The Prince and Princess Mary have stated that they are in shock at the decision, and confirmed that they do not get along with the Queen.
The Crown Prince, for their part, supported the Queen’s decision.
– One has to assume that the brothers spent time together in Athens, and during the title crisis there was no communication between the brothers. Therefore, any contact is a positive sign, says BT’s royal correspondent, Jacob Heinel Jensen.