The Royal Correspondent

According to the latest article from Billed Bladet, HRH Crown Prince Frederik was seen leaving Amalienborg Palace last night (Friday night) with lots of luggage in his car.  Princess Isabella was in the backseat.  Prince Christian could have been in the car, but that is simply a guess.  It is unknown where HRH Crown Prince Frederik was driving to.  Perhaps, Fredensborg Palace?  No one knows.

Could this mean HRH Crown Princess Mary will give birth to her twins this weekend?  Who knows… maybe.  It seems the family along with the doctors are prepping for the arrival of the twins at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen.

Stay tuned for more information!  :)

Source: Billed Bladet Photo by Jacob Ljørring

Once again, SVT.se has released another documentary entitled, Kronprinsessparets Resa Till Frankrike (Crown Princess Couple’s Trip to France), on their site.  This time the subject deals with the couple’s trip to France last year.

So far, it’s pretty good.  So click the link to watch: SVT.se

Meanwhile, the couple are currently in Italy to watch the Tour de Ski to support a Swedish ski team (cross-country skiers to be exact.)  Click the link to watch a short news clip: Aftonbladet.se

Photos courtesy of Royal Dish, Aftonbladet.se

No, HRH Crown Princess Mary has not gone into labor.  However, her husband, Crown Prince Frederik, stopped by in the evening on January 6, 2011 for a visit.  Apparently, Crown Princess Mary was there; however, there is no photographic evidence at this time.

According to BT.dk:

Thursday evening at around. 18, Crown Prince Frederik of Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen.  The prince was alone in his red Saab.  Crown Prince Frederik drove up in front of a side entrance to the maternity ward.

He, along with two bodyguards, were welcomed by Professor Peter Damm, who is part of the medical team that will help Crown Princess Mary with the birth of her twins.

Lene Balleby, the Communications Director for the Danish Royal Family,  made it clear the Crown Princely couple were at Rigshospitalet.  Currently, they are back home at Frederik VIII’s palace.  She also notes that there ‘…is no set date for the birth…’ of the twins.  ’It will happen sometime in January.  There is not much else to say. It happens when it happens.’

After Crown Prince Frederik paid a visit to the hospital, the Danish court removed all official engagements from his activities calendar starting on January 13, 2011.  Could this be a sign that the Danish royal twins will arrive prior to that date?  Who knows.

Stay tuned…  

Meanwhile, TV2.dk has an update report regarding the formalities that will take place when the birth happens.  Click the link to watch: Nyhederne.TV2.dk

The editor and one journalist from Billed Bladet (you know, the Danish magazine that trolls royal blogs… Hey Anna!  Hey Annemette!) actually have something slightly interesting to say on Danish television.  Click the link to watch:  Go TV2.dk

Source: Bt.dk Photos courtesy of Kongehuset.dk by Steen Evald and  BT.dk by Uffe Weng.