kronprinsesse.

“Hmm. I better make sure it doesn’t happen to you,” Antonia mused with a light laugh.·“They went all out. It sends a message.” The right kind of a message — everything royals did sent a message.·“Do you have something important coming up? Something very important anyways.” Everything was they did was important on one level or another.·“We could have lunch tomorrow. In case we need to do more catching up. You know me, I always have something to complain about.”

“You’re up for the challenge, I’m sure.” She replied, a hint of playfulness in smile. “Quite the PR success.” Only someone dense ( or perhaps naïve ) could think that the party was thrown simply for pleasure.·“Nothing very important, no. Lunch sounds good·— there’s a place not far from here I think you’d enjoy,” Alexandrine suggested.·“What’s on your mind?”

“Three days,” she repeated. Her timing had been impeccable then. “Good. I’m glad I got here in time to keep you from growing lonely — or worse: bored.” She snatched a flute of champagne from a passing waiter. “Last night, slept a bit and then came here. I didn’t want to miss out. It’s a big day for Vita.” Only a moment later she added: “And Natasja.” If that was her name anyways. “I’ve been well, just… I’m sorry, I haven’t had time to be in contact. It’s been quite hectic. London never slows down, you know?”

“No fate worse than boredom.” She gave a crooked smile. Antonia knew her well enough to realize that while Alix could grit her teeth and get through almost anything, simply being bored defeated her. Luckily, she had the perfect antidote. “Mhm. Quite the day for the happy brides. And quite the party.” Seemingly happy, anyway. Who knew what happened behind closed doors. She shrugged. “I do. Especially lately, I’m sure. I would’ve said hello myself, but my work has been relentless.” It was mostly her own doing. Alix took a sip of her own drink. “I prefer in-person, anyway.”

hshqadopt: the queen of denmark

From the moment her engagement to King Frederik X of Denmark was announced, the now-Queen was under the magnifying glass. Frederik’s first wife, Alexandrine’s mother, had been respected and beloved. The whole country had been devastated by her untimely death at thirty-nine, and she had practically been canonized in the public eye. Needless to say, it was a delicate position to be in.

Alix was wary of her new stepmother but sympathetic all the same, so she made an effort to be friendly and help her navigate court. The two of them have since become very close.

Pretty much everything about this character is utp! Her background (whether she was born royalty or nobility or a commoner, where she’s from, etic.) are wide open, although if you need some suggestions I do have several ideas. What her relationship with Frederik is like, how long they’ve been married ( no more than ten years, though ), and whether or not they have any kids together are also completely up to you. 

name: utp

title: queen of denmark

age: 35+ ( frederik is in his early 50s, btw )

Her ears picked up the voice before she spotted the princess. Alix was in no means difficult to spot in a sea of people. Her fair hair and complexion made her look a little bit like a fairy. “Alix,” she greeted her fondly and for too short a moment held her tightly.  “Hmm? Thank you.” She reached forward to brush a stray lock of Alexandrine’s hair away from the woman’s face. “You look beautiful  as well.” She looked very lively, her rouge gave her a healthy blush on her cheeks. “Did you just get here?”

Despite being fully focused on Antonia, Alix was keenly away of the crowd of royals and royals-adjacent that milled around them, and suddenly wished they were alone. “Three days ago. What about you?” she replied. “How have you been?”

det danske kongehus.

FATHER HM Frederik X, King of Denmark

MOTHER (Deceased) HM Anna, Queen of Denmark 

STEPMOTHER HM Pernille, Queen of Denmark

GRANDMOTHER HM Sophie, Queen Mother

AUNT HRH Princess Caroline of Denmark

AUNT HRH Princess Ingrid of Denmark

UNCLE HRH Prince Aksel of Denmark

AUNT HRH Princess Thyra of Denmark