Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary loved going incognito on a recent trip to New York.
The princess - who last week spent four days in New York with husband Prince Frederik to promote Danish industry - says she revelled in the chance to wander the streets of a city where she is relatively unknown without being noticed.
Mary, 35, took the opportunity to go for early-morning strolls with the couple’s five-month-old daughter Isabella.
Speaking at a press conference in New York on Friday (21.09.07) she said: ‘I’ve had a bit of time to go walking around in SoHo and Central Park in the morning very early with a very early baby up and awake.’ The royal couple’s efforts promoting design and innovation for their country’s Creative Nation project meant the Australian-born princess did not have any time to enjoy her favourite pastime, shopping.
She said: ‘There has been a lot of eyes plastered to the car windows seeing the shops go by. It would be nice to be able to experience the liveliness and the dynamic city that New York City is a bit more. ‘But on this trip we haven’t had that opportunity.’ The trip was Mary and Frederik’s first trip abroad without their 23-month-old son Christian, who remained at home with his grandparents, Mary’s father John Donaldson and his wife Susan.
Mary - who arrived home with Frederik on Saturday (22.09.07) - admitted they had both been missing their son.
She said: ‘We’re very excited to be going home to see Christian. We’ve been speaking to him on the phone. Well, as much as you can with a two a two-year-old!’ Earlier in the week, Mary admitted she and Frederik would like more children, but would not say how many.
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