Prince Joachim and Queen Margrethe have reunited for the first time since she stripped his children of their royal titles
October 07, 2022 - 21:11 BST Matthew Moore It's been a rocky time for the Danish royals lately after Queen Margrethe made the decision to strip her royal grandchildren of their titles.From 1 January 2023, Prince Nikolai, Prince Felix, Prince Hendrik and Princess Athena will instead be referred to as the Count or Countess of Monpezat.
A statement released to the publication from the Royal House confirmed the meeting, saying in a statement:"Yes, it is correct that the Queen and Prince Joachim have spoken together at Fredensborg. DISCOVER: Queen Margrethe strips grandchildren's royal titles - what it means for King Charles and his familyOn Monday, Margrethe apologised to her grandchildren for how the move was handled, but confirmed that it would still be going ahead.
"This adjustment, which I see as a necessary assurance for the future of the Monarchy, I wish to make in my time. I have made my decision as a Queen, mother and grandmother, but as a mother and grandmother I have underestimated how much my youngest son and his family feel."
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