Denmark's Princess Benedikte and Princess Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg walk on the day of the funeral of former King of Greece Constantine II, in Athens, Greece, January 16, 2023. REUTERS/Louiza Vradi 

Princess Alexandra of Denmark and her sons Nikolai (L) and Felix (R) arrive for the christening of first born three-month old son of [Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark] at Christiansborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen January 21, 2006. The boy was given the names Christian Valdemar Henri John. 

Princess Alexandra of Denmark and her sons Nikolai (L) and Felix (R) arrive for the christening of first born three-month old son of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark at Christiansborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen January 21, 2006. The boy was given the names Christian Valdemar Henri John. REUTERS/Christian Charisius 

Denmark's Crown Princess Mary receives flowers from 7-year-old Alexandra Seville at a luncheon hosted by the Mental Health Foundation at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney March 3, 2005. REUTERS/Patrick Riviere/Pool PR/YH 

Denmark's Crown Princess Mary receives flowers from 7-year-old Alexandra Seville at a luncheon hosted by the Mental Health Foundation at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney March 3, 2005. REUTERS/Patrick Riviere/Pool PR/YH 

Australian-born Mary Donaldson, Denmark's Crown Princess, receives flowers from 7-year-old Alexandra Seville as she arrives at a luncheon hosted by the Mental Health Foundation in Sydney March 3, 2005. Princess Mary and her husband Prince Frederick are in Australia for a 13-day tour which includes meeting Australian Prime Minister John Howard, celebrations marking the the 200th birthday of Danish story teller Hans Christian Andersen, Danish community events, a hospital visit and state dinners. REUTERS/Patrick Riviere/Pool DG/YH 

Denmark's Crown Princess Mary receives flowers at a Mental Health Foundation luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney. Denmark's Crown Princess Mary receives flowers from 7-year-old Alexandra Seville at a Mental Health Foundation luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney March 3, 2005. Royal fever has been sweeping Australia as Britain's Prince Charles and Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary criss-cross the continent this week - and republicans and monarchists could not be happier. REUTERS/Mick Tsikas/Pool 

Denmark's Crown Princess Mary receives flowers from 7-year-old Alexandra Seville at a luncheon hosted by the Mental Health Foundation at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney March 3, 2005. 

Princess Alexandra, wife of [Danish Prince Joachim] arrives at Copenhagen Cathedral for the wedding ceremony of [Crown Prince Federik to Australian Mary Donaldson] May 14, 2004. [Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson exchanged marriage vows in the Copenhagen Cathedral in front of 800 people including heads of state, European and Asian royals, dignitaries and friends amid tight security]. 

Princess Alexandra, wife of Danish Prince Joachim arrives at Copenhagen Cathedral for the wedding ceremony of Crown Prince Federik to Australian Mary Donaldson May 14, 2004. Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson exchanged marriage vows in the Copenhagen Cathedral in front of 800 people including heads of state, European and Asian royals, dignitaries and friends amid tight security. REUTERS/Yves Herman WS/AA 

Princess Alexandra, wife of Danish Prince Joachim arrives at Copenhagen Cathedral for the wedding ceremony of Crown Prince Federik to Australian Mary Donaldson May 14, 2004. Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson exchanged marriage vows in the Copenhagen Cathedral in front of 800 people including heads of state, European and Asian royals, dignitaries and friends amid tight security. REUTERS/Yves Herman WS/AA 

Danish Prince Joachim and his wife Princess Alexandra wave upon their arrival at the Copenhagen City Hall, May 12. Prince Joachim's brother Crown Prince Frederik, the 35-year-old heir to the throne of one of Europe's oldest monarchies will marry 32-year-old Mary Donaldson on Friday May 14, 2004, the first Australian to marry into a European royal house that still has its throne. REUTERS/Yves Herman WR/DL 

Danish Prince Joachim and his wife Princess Alexandra wave upon their arrival at the Copenhagen City Hall, May 12. [Prince Joachim's brother Crown Prince Frederik, the 35-year-old heir to the throne of one of Europe's oldest monarchies will marry 32-year-old Mary Donaldson on Friday May 14, 2004, the first Australian to marry into a European royal house that still has its throne.] 

Princess Alexandra of Denmark (L) receives flowers from a young woman dressed in traditional Bosnian clothes in Sarajevo March 9, 2004. Princess Alexandra arrived for a two-day visit to the Bosnian capital as a guest of UNICEF. REUTERS/Danilo Krstanovic NXD/WS 

Danish Hong Kong-born Princess Alexandra (L) holds her four day-old baby boy as they leavehospital in Copenhagen, July 26, 2002. To the right are her husband Princess Joachim with their three year-old son Prince Nikolai. ???, SWEDEN, NORWAY OUT (CREDIT : REUTERS/SCANPIX/Keld Navntoft) 

Danish Hong Kong-born Princess Alexandra with her new baby boy leaves hospital in Copenhagen, July 26, 2002. The baby boy was born four days ago.
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Danish Prince Joachim holds his son Nikolai as he poses with his wife Princess Alexandra in the Caix castle near Luzech, southwestern France, July 17, 2001. [Denmark's Queen Margrethe's youngest son Joachim and his family will spend one week on holiday in the French royal residence.] 

Danish Prince Joachim (L), his wife Princess Alexandra (R) and their son Nikolai play in the Caix castle near Luzech, southwestern France, July 17, 2001. [Denmark's Queen Margrethe's youngest son Joachim and his family will spend one week on holiday in the French royal residence.] 

Denmark's Queen Margrethe II (2nd R) views the fireworks while attending a gala event at the Royal Theatre on her 60th birthday, with Princess Alexandra (L), Prince Henrik, and Prince Joachim (R) April 15. Queen Margrethe II celebrates her 60th birthday Sunday with festivities attended by royalty from around Europe. [DENMARK, NORWAY, SWEDEN OUT] 

Princess Alexandra of Denmark holds her ten-week-old son at the Fredensborg Palace chapel November 6. The baby was christened Nikolai William Alexander Frederik.
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Princess Alexandra of Denmark kisses her ten-week-old son during family photographs after the baptism ceremony at Fredensborg Palace November 6. Prince Joachim's and Princess Alexandra's son was christened Nikolai William Alexander Frederik. Others in picture are the child's great-grandmother, Queen Mother Ingrid (L-bottom), Crown Prince Frederik (L) and Nicola Baird (C), sister of Princess Alexandra.
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Princess Alexandra of Denmark holds her ten-week-old son at the font in the Fredensborg Palace chapel November 6. Prince Joachim (R), Queen Margrethe's youngest son, was christened Nikolai William Alexander Frederik by Chaplain-in-ordinary Christian Thodberg. In background stand the four godparents, from left: Crown Prince Frederik, Princess Alexandra's sister Nicola Baird, Peter Steenstrup and Camilla Flinth, both friends of the parents. Prince Nikolai is third in the line of succession to the Danish throne.
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Prince Joachim and Princess Alexandra of Denmark sit November 6 with their ten-week-old son in Fredensborg Palace chapel. Queen Margrethe's first grandchild was christened Nikolai William Alexander Frederik. He is third in line of succession to the Danish throne after his uncle, Crown Prince Frederik and his father.
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Prince Joachim of Denmark, Queen Margrethe's youngest son, and Princess Alexandra present their newborn son at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen Sepetember 2. The prince, who has yet to be named, was born last Saturday August 28 . The newborn became third in the line of succession after Crownprince Frederik and his father.
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JAN99 FILE PHOTO - Alexandra Manley, daughter of a Hong Kong Chinese father and an Austrian mother, married Denmark's Prince Joachim on November 18, 1995 to become Princess Alexandra of Denmark. She is now, at the age of 34, pregnant with [Danish Queen Margrethe's] first grandchild. The baby, due in September, will be third in succession to the throne of Europe's oldest monarchy which dates from 940AD. Princess Alexandra (L) poses with her husband Prince Joachim of Denmark in this January 1999 file photo.
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Jefferson-Friedrich Graf von Pfeil und Klein Ellguth (R) of Germany poses with his bride, Danish Princess Alexandra after their wedding at Graasten Castle's church June 6. Princess Alexandra is the [Queen Mother's granddaughter.]
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Jefferson-Friedrich Graf von Pfeil und Klein Ellguth (L) of Germany dances with his bride, Danish Princess Alexandra at their wedding at Graasten Castle's church June 6. Princess Alexandra is the [Queen Mother's granddaughter.]
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Jefferson-Friedrich Graf von Pfeil und Klein Ellguth (R) of Germany kisses his bride, Danish Princess Alexandra at their wedding at Graasten Castle's church June 6. Princess Alexandra is the [Queen Mother's granddaughter.]
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Danish Princess Alexandra arrives at Hong Kong's Kai Tak International Airport January 30. Hong Kong-born Princess Alexandra is on a private visit to the British colony. 

Danish Princess Alexandra arrives at Hong Kong's Kai Tak International airport January 30. Hong Kong-born Princess Alexandra is on a private visit to the British colony. 

Denmark's Prince Joachim and his bride Princesse Alexandra pose for photographs with their families at Fredriksborg castle in Hillerod November 18. First row from left to right: Count de Laborde de Monpezat, Queen mother Ingrid, Prince Henrik, Queen Margrethe, Prince Joachim,and behind him his brother Crown Prince Frederik, Princesse Alexandra, Richard Manley, Christa Manley, and Princesse Alexandra's sisters Nicola and Martina 

Denmark's Prince Joachim and his bride Princesse Alexandra talk during the gala banquet at Fredensborg castle November 18 as Danish Queen Margrethe (R) and Prince Henrik (L) look on 

Denmark's Prince Henrik helps his new daughter-in-law Princesse Alexandra adjust the bridal veil during the gala banquet at Fredensborg castle November 18. Alexandra Manley married today Denmark's Prince Joachim, second son of Danish Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik