Queen Margrethe is not only the head of state for Denmark, but she is also a glorious beckon of inspiration for women across the globe…
And Princess Mary’s mother-in-law has proved she’s just like us.
In fact, we’d say she’s just a Queen, standing in front of a Prince, asking him to love her? Wrong rom-com!
Still befitting for a Hollywood film, Prince Harry is currently in Denmark on a royal tour.
And let’s just say Queen Margrethe was very happy to receive Meghan Markle’s rumoured husband-to-be during a meet-and-greet on Wednesday, October 25th.
Prince Harry is on a two-day tour of Denmark, and Queen Margrethe was ready to greet the royal.
We’d love to be a fly on the wall!!
The 33-year-old kicked off his two-day tour at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, where he met with Queen Margrethe.
And the duo got on swimmingly!
As they posed for photos, Prince Frederik’s mum couldn’t contain her laughter.
The 77-year-old was pictured with the biggest grin, while Harry did his best to contain his giggles.
What made her giggle?
We’re putting it down to Harry’s charm.
Harry continued his official duties by visiting with kids from the KPH Projects.
The community, which is a start-ups that aim to improve society through a range of cultural and environmental initiatives, saw Harry give an impromptu to speech, celebrating all their efforts.
Harry showing off his cool side.
During his time in the Danish capital, the former military man greeted locals.
And one lucky girl caught his eye.
Harry chatted to new mum Noura Bittar Soeborg, who brought along her baby girl.
According to The Sun, the 28-year-old is a Syrian refugee.
As Prince Harry praised Noura for her resilience, her little girl awoke from her nap.
“It was like a fairy tale. She was reaching out for him to pick her up,” Noura said of the experience.
“He was super nice to her and I think she liked him too.”
Someone’s clucky!
Harry was captivate by Noura’s story.
The now-Danish citizen spoke to the royal about how she fled her native home of Syria five years ago, after her town was bombed.
Living in Copenhagen, Noura is now happily married to a Danish man, but she admitted that although she hopes to return to her motherland, she believes it will only happens when is “very old.”
In response to her incredible story, Harry mused: “Your resilience is just amazing.”
“To come through what you have experienced and make something so positive is brilliant. Well done.”
Say Cheese!
During his stay, Harry will meet with Danish veterans who took part in last month’s Invictus Games in Toronto.
