A big moment for a future king and his little sister as Christian and Isabella of Denmark hit the red carpet as their granny marks a big birthday
Looking cool, calm and collected the next generation of royals led the way at this special evening to mark the 75th birthday of Queen Margrethe II. They walked in alongside their parents, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, before greeting dignitaries lined up to meet them. And then, relaxed as you like, they posed for photos before taking their seats.
Princess Isabella of Denmark receives a posy of flowers on her debut at a gala event
The birthday girl herself wore navy blue and was all smiles as she accepted the good wishes of all those who had turned out to celebrate her 75th. Earlier in the day, the queen and her consort had ridden through the streets of Aarhus in a carriage to celebrate with the thousands who turned out to see them. Later they were joined by Frederik and Mary and Prince Joachim and Princess Marie for a reception and lunch at the Town Hall but before they tucked in the royals stepped out on to the balcony to greet yet more wellwishers.
The Queen of Denmark and the Prince Consort wave to wellwishers from the balcony of Aarhus Town Hall on April 8th 2015
But in the evening, Christian and Isabella stole the show. Their older cousins, Nikolai and Felix, were also there as was their mother, Countess Alexandra of Frederiksborg, with her husband, Martin Jorgensen. But as soon as the prince and princess stepped on to the red carpet, all eyes were on them. Christian hid his nerves by putting his hands casually in his pockets and strolling alongside his dad while Isabella held her mum's hand and smiled broadly.
The Countess of Frederiksborg with her husband, Martin Jorgensen, at the gala concert for her former mother-in-law, Margrethe II, as she marks her 75th birthday
There will no doubt be more chances to see Christian and Isabella in action over the coming week as Denmark celebrates this landmark birthday of its hugely popular queen. And as Queen Margrethe II turns 75 her successor and his sister have achieved another royal first as they debuted, with style, at a gala event.
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