Crown Princess Mary has had a busy week, opening up a new children’s hospice in Rønde on Wednesday, before attending the Denmark versus Belgium Euro 2020 football match with members of her family on Thursday.
The Danish Royal, 49, was a guest of the Group B Denmark versus Belgium match at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on Thursday, where Denmark lost 2-1 to Belgium.
It was the team’s first match since Danish footballer Christian Eriksen collapsed with a cardiac arrest in their opening game of Euro 2020 last weekend.
Princess Mary watched the game from the stand with her patriotic husband, Prince Frederik, 53, son Prince Christian, 15, and cousins Prince Felix, 18, and Prince Nikolai, 21.
Crown Princess Mary attended the Denmark versus Belgium Euro 2020 football match with her family (pictured in the stands)
The Danish Royal (pictured), 49, was a guest of the Group B Denmark versus Belgium match at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on Thursday, where Denmark lost 2-1 to Belgium
For the occasion, the 49-year-old royal opted for the colours of the Danish flag.
Princess Mary chose a white summer dress and her red Alexander McQueen blazer, which she accessorised with a tan belt and shoes and a bag by Chloe.
Prince Frederik, meanwhile, wore a neutral tweed blazer and white shirt, and he also brought along a Danish scarf to cheer on the team.
Princess Mary watched the game from the stand with her patriotic husband, Prince Frederik, 53, son Prince Christian, 15, and cousins Prince Felix, 18, and Prince Nikolai, 21 (all pictured)
Princess Mary chose a white summer dress and her red Alexander McQueen blazer, which she accessorised with a tan belt and shoes and a bag by Chloe (pictured watching the football)
The game was halted in the 10th minute for a one-minute tribute of applause for Christian Eriksen.
The Danish player is recovering in hospital after he suffered cardiac arrest in the same stadium during Denmark’s opening loss to Finland in Copenhagen on Saturday.
Princess Mary and Prince Frederik were in the crowd when Eriksen collapsed four days ago.
This week, Princess Mary also officially opened a youth hospice in Rønde called Strandbakkehuset, after a delay caused by the global coronavirus pandemic (pictured there)
The building is a state of the art facility that has already won an award as Health Building of the Year (Princess Mary pictured at the opening of the event)
For the occasion, she wore a pretty printed floral dress by the budget brand, H&M (pictured at the opening)
On Wednesday, Princess Mary officially opened a youth hospice in Rønde called Strandbakkehuset, after a delay caused by the global coronavirus pandemic.
The building is a state of the art facility that has already won an award as Health Building of the Year.
Strandbakkehuset aims to ‘help to raise the quality of life for children, young people and their families in Western Denmark, who under difficult living conditions must have a daily life where life-threatening illness sets the agenda’.
It also aims to give young people ‘the best opportunities to get as much out of their lives as possible – developmentally and socially’.
Crown Princess Mary was given a tour of the hospice by Anders Kühnau, the Regional Council Chairman; Dorit Simson, the hospice director; and Jørgen Keinicke, the board chairman.
For the occasion, she wore a pretty printed floral dress by the budget brand, H&M.