Queen Mary of Denmark recently left Denmark to attend the highly anticipated European Men's Handball Championship final between Denmark and France in person in Germany. It was her first solo event since her husband, King Frederick, ascended the throne. Queen Mary's presence added a touch of royal splendor to the final. Let's take a look back at the game and Queen Mary's amazing performance.
At the final of the European Men's Handball Championship at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne, Germany, Queen Mary showcased her fashion taste in an elegant burgundy Alexander McQueen suit with a cream top and loose black trousers.
She shared a photo of herself sitting in the stadium on Instagram and praised the Danish team's performance: "It was a very close game. We took the picture just before the start of the second half. Although the Danes did not win the title, their performance was impressive. I am honored to be able to present them with a silver medal. ”
World champions France won their fourth European men's handball title with a narrow 33-31 win over Denmark in a tight match. For Denmark, although they did not win the title, their performance was equally impressive.
The whole game was full of tension and anxiety, and Queen Mary was one of the most affected spectators. The tournament was Queen Mary's first solo event since her husband's accession to the throne, and her presence added a special meaning to the sporting event.
King Frederick, as a sports enthusiast, was looking forward to the final, but he was busy leading a business delegation to Poland at the time and was unable to travel to Germany with his wife. The trip was also an important task for him, so he was not able to witness the action in person.
However, in his recently published memoir, The King's Words, he mentions his marriage to Mary and outlines their relationship.
Overall, Queen Mary of Denmark played in the final of the European Men's Handball Championship and was impressive. Although the Danish team failed to win the championship, their performance won applause and praise from the audience. The match marked the first public event that Queen Mary's husband King Frederick had attended alone since her accession to the throne.
The couple has reached a stage of stability in their marriage, and their family is also the cornerstone of happiness. Both as a queen and as a mother, Mary showed a resilient and graceful side that made the Danish people proud. Her presence at the competition also showed the world what she looks like as a royal representative.