Theirs has been an amazing
romance. They announced their engagement in 2003 and married a year later amidst much fanfare. A modern-day fairytale indeed, the press trumpeted, for here (not for the first time) was a bona fide prince travelling incognito and meeting a commoner halfway across the world and falling madly in love. Truly the stuff of fairy tales. The wedding that followed was
feted by the world’s media and Mary instantly became a global hit. The Danish people fell in love with her. Te Australians adored her, and today, six years later, Crown Princess Mary continues to be one of
the most
popular royals in the world. Fortunately for Mary, the fairytale aura surrounding her life continues, for she has already produced a Prince and a Princess for the Royal House of Denmark and she is currently expecting twins, helping the family expand in numbers even more! How auspicious can a life possibly get? Te Danish Royal family is one of the richest families in the world and their Royalty is one of the least stuffy. Frederick and Mary have also recently moved into a fabulous palace all their own! Mary has turned out to be a model
Princess, but it is of course not easy being a Crown Princess in a court rife with ambitious courtiers. In any case, all fairy tales have their share of evil antagonists. So there are the inevitable rumours about Mary missing the carefree lifestyle of Australia, about the sorry state of her marriage, about Frederick’s roving eye and his weakness for pretty ladies, and mostly about the ambitious machinations of her new sister-in-law, the French commoner now Princess Marie who a couple
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of years ago married Crown Prince Fredericks brother, Prince Joachim. The exquisite Princess Marie is rumoured to be intensely jealous of Princess Mary and there is said to be troublesome competition between them, making royal life in the court of Denmark interesting but also potentially deadly.
Ah, royal life
is filled with politics and rife with rumours. We peeped into Princess Mary’s
birth chart and were thrilled to discover that Princess Mary’s chart shows
and massive good fortune. From the time of her youth, Mary has had three Guardian Celestials watch over her. Tis is revealed on her face and indicated by the arch of her eyebrows and the shape of her eyes. Add to this the two powerful Noblemen present in her birth chart and you can get a good idea of how special this girl is. Her nose is straight. It is a slim nose, but as you can see, it is not thin. Instead, it is a nose with substance - good rounded sides to perfect discreet shapely nostrils that are neither too small nor too large. Mary is prudent and has a good head on her shoulders. She is calm, determined and very trustworthy. It is unlikely that she will make any enemies, as her disposition is sweet and she is protected by invisible Spirit Guides. Mary’s face has head
ex cellent
MARY HAS TURNED OUT TO BE A MODEL PRINCESS, but it is of course not easy
her popularity and prestige growing stronger with the years. Needless to say, hers is a perfectly balanced chart with all five elements present. She has the Star of the Nobleman as well as a Heavenly Nobleman star, so this girl is definitely destined for royal status. It is rare to have both stars present and it is definitely likely she will indeed one day ascend the throne of Denmark as its Queen. Now let’s study her face. One cannot find a more perfectly oval shape than Mary’s face. It is perfectly aligned with every period of her life’s luck pillars, revealing great abundance
carriage. Her long and wide forehead, which she keeps sensibly exposed, adds to her strength and power. Mary’s face confirms all that is indicated in her birth chart and her luck pillars. Hers is a life blessed with great good fortune. If she lives to a ripe old age, her life and her influence will get better and improve
with the years. Her children will bring her great joy and she will also make a very successful Queen. She will be known less for the causes she takes on and more for the warmth she brings to the great royal families of Europe, especially later when her children marry into European royalty. Mary’s charm is understated, but let no one underestimate her! Finally, there is Crown Princess
Letizia of Spain, the princess consort who is the wife of Prince Felipe, the heir to the Spanish throne. Like Rania and Mary, the two princesses featured earlier, Letizia is also a commoner who
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