Frederik and Mary’s love story, which began inauspiciously, eating pizza at the Slip Inn at Darling Harbour during the Sydney Olympics, has culminated in the Tasmanian now becoming Queen of Denmark, a nation of more than 5.8 million.
It has been a stellar leap from her days in Bondi Junction working for a Sydney real estate firm to the Danish royal palaces of Amalienborg, Fredensborg, Marselisborg, Grasten, Sorgenfri, a hunting lodge and even a French chateau winery Chateau de Cayx.
As she stepped out onto the balcony in the early hours of Monday she may have reflected on the dramatic upheaval of her life in nearly a quarter of a century.
Mary has had two decades of forging a distinct path within Danish society: earning the respect of all by helping Frederik be more confident in public, while she too has kept her poise despite being the centre of constant attention.
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