• Queen Mary was hit by a motorised scooter
  • She was left visibly shaken
  • During public engagement

The royal couple was engaging with the public in Nuuk, Greenland, as part of their week-long tour when the incident occurred. Captured on video by Ekstra Bladet, a Danish publication, the scene unfolds with Mary greeting the crowd, only to be startled by the sudden appearance of the scooter. The crowd's gasp mirrored the shock of the moment, but, ever the professional, Queen Mary quickly regained her composure. Security was swift to respond, ensuring the safety of all involved.

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Thankfully, a palace spokesperson confirmed to Ekstra Bladet that the collision left no one injured. Demonstrating their unwavering commitment, Mary and Frederik continued their engagements, which included visits to Igaliku and Qassiarsuk, showcasing the resilience of Denmark's royal family.

The Greenland tour wasn't just about official duties; it also served as a family outing. The royal couple's 13-year-old twins, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, joined their parents for part of the journey, sailing on the Royal Ship Dannebrog. After their Greenland adventure, Frederik and Mary are now enjoying their summer break at Gråsten Palace, adhering to royal tradition.

Queen Mary: The people's Queen

Since becoming queen following Queen Margrethe's abdication, Australian-born Mary has captured the hearts of the Danish people. Her journey from a commoner to a beloved queen is a testament to her adaptability and dedication. Renowned for her style, advocacy against bullying and domestic violence, and support for women's rights and the LGBTQ+ community, Mary has truly embraced her role.

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This incident, while alarming, highlights the unpredictable nature of public engagements and the professionalism of Denmark's royal family. As they continue to serve and connect with their people, one thing is clear: it takes more than a scooter scare to shake Queen Mary's resolve.

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