Urgent statement from King Frederik and Queen Mary: 'Our children...'

King Frederik and Queen Mary have stepped forward to issue a new and urgent statement about their children. Statements that have been broadcast on Danish television.

A few days ago, the consort queen left more than one person speechless by participating without prior notice in Søren Vester's Garden: biodiversity and palace gardens. DR1 television program that was broadcast from the private gardens of Fredensborg Castle.

During her television appearance, where she revealed her most approachable and natural side, Queen Mary spoke about several topics. Among them, her passion for the environment and what her life is like with King Frederik.

In addition, she had no problem revealing one of the secrets about her children that had been unknown until now. In fact, as she herself confirmed, all four feel a deep connection with nature: "Our children spend a lot of time in nature."

Queen Mary reveals an unexpected fact about her four children

From Fredensborg, Queen Mary showed a different image than usual at all times, giving a glimpse of what daily family life is like. However, despite the fact that it was a program about plants, the queen also wanted to devote time to other topics during her latest television interview.

So much so that she didn't hesitate to talk about her most maternal side. With complete naturalness, King Frederik's wife shared how her four children have grown up under the public eye of the Danes.

The Danish monarchs are parents of four teenagers and young adults: Christian, who is 19 years old, Princess Isabella, who is 18, and the twins Vincent and Josephine, who are 14. However, despite their age, each one has begun to chart a different path, with very diverse interests and choices.

As we all already know, the firstborn of King Frederik and Queen Mary continues his training in the Armed Forces, following the path of responsibility that corresponds to him. Meanwhile, his sister Isabella is facing her final year at Øregård High School, where she will complete her school education.

The twins, in turn, are also experiencing very different stages. In fact, while Vincent will continue his eighth grade at Tranegårdsskolen School, Josephine, on the other hand, will move to the Spir Efterskole boarding school, located more than 174 mi. (280 km) from the capital.

Despite the differences in their paths, the four siblings share a common interest: nature and sports. Both they and their parents have shown this passion in the Royal Run, the popular race organized every year by King Frederik.

This bond with nature was also reflected in the program hosted by Søren Vester. In fact, during her interview, Queen Mary proudly presented her private garden, designed with criteria of respect for the environment. She also revealed that this space is one of her children's favorite spots:

"Our children spend a lot of time in nature. I don't think they think: 'Now I'm going out into nature.' They just like to get some fresh air and exercise."