This is the only female monarch after the death of Elizabeth II

The death of Elizabeth II left only one monarch in the world, Margaret of Denmark. The royal family has inherited the title of longest serving monarch, having been on the throne for 50 years. Margarita ascended the throne after the death of her father, Federico IX, at the age of 32. Her husband, Prince Henrik, died 4 years ago and lived a nondescript life to be part of the Danish royal family. It seems that the prince did not like the second tier he was placed in because of his title, and not becoming king was one of his major concerns. Despite that turbulent relationship, Princess Margaret mourned the death of her husband, whom she managed to overcome with the support of the rest of the family.

The one who has become the only monarch in the world has a personality with weapons to take. Apparently Princess Margaret She has great charisma and her people adore her. from the day he inherited his father’s throne. The royal is able to combine her most spontaneous and close-knit facet with the strict responsibilities that come with being blue-blooded. He has always been clear that had he not been born royalty he would have devoted his life to the world of art in one of its branches, something which is reflected in that bohemian character he brings out on some occasions. So much so that we have been able to see some of her works in various museums, in addition to her skills as a designer in many ballets.

Although he adores his eight grandchildren, he confessed in an interview with the Swedish newspaper ‘Expressen’ that can’t boast of being “the best grandmother in the world”. The sovereign compared herself to other grandmothers who, in her opinion, played that family role better. “I love those grandmothers who hug their children a lot. I’m not very good at it. I’m not a granny who is knitting,” explains Margarita, laughing out loud. The royal allowed this interview the same year she turned 80, confessing that while she was in good health, the years pass for her too. “Now I’m slowing down and the stairs seem higher. In the mirror you can see that the years have gone by, but I really don’t feel much different than ten years ago.”

It was announced this week positive in covid from Margaret of Denmark. The Queen took a test after attending the funeral of Elizabeth II of England, and sadly it came out positive, news that called into question the health safety of the event in honor of the late English monarch. “Her Majesty the Queen tested positive for COVID-19 last night and is now at Fredensborg Palace. The activities I had this week have been canceled,” the statement from the Danish royal family reads. The alarms went off when their positive for covid was revealed as they were not wearing masks during the funeral. Princess Margarita was at one point near Queen Letizia and King Felipe, who do not appear to be infected.

In the abbey, the Princess of Denmark sat at the end of the front row, on the left, next to Prince Frederik. At his side were the kings Carlos Gustavo and Silvia of Sweden, the kings of the Netherlands, Guillermo and Máxima, and princess Beatriz. Just behind them were Kings Felipe and Letizia of Spain, who in turn sat next to Kings Emeritus Juan Carlos and Sofía and after more than two years took a picture of the four together. At the end of the second row were Harald and Sonia from Norway. At the moment no covid positive has been released from another royal, although it wouldn’t be surprising if one were infected. The news caused only criticism because I didn’t need a mask in the acts honoring Queen Elizabeth II, but the truth is that the sanitary restrictions lifted that measure long ago.