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Mary and Frederik have appeared in a flurry of social media posts since the Danish royal court confirmed Queen Margrethe was cancelling her public audience events as a result of the current coronavirus situation.

But according to royal expert Phil Dampier, that’s exactly where the similarities end.

With all eyes on the royal couple, Mary, 48, and Frederik, 52, struggled to muster up any signs of positivity, with the pair barely acknowledging one another.

Ahead of the upcoming virtual Global Fashion Summit, the 48-year-old voiced her concerns while speaking to Global Fashion Agenda CEO Eva Kruse on Tuesday.

Tasmanian-born advertising executive Mary Donaldson, then 28, was at the Slip Inn with a girlfriend when they began chatting with a group of European men. The playful topic of conversation was whether or not a man was attractive with a hairy chest.

The Crown Princess, 48, looked as regal as ever as she and Prince Frederik, 52, made a public appearance on Denmark’s Flag Day, laying a wreath during a ceremony to honour people sent out on missions in Kastellet in Copenhagen.

Taking to Instagram, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary and their four children have provided a rare glimpse into how they spent their summer vacation.

A post shared by DET DANSKE KONGEHUS ???? (@detdanskekongehus) on   "On land, at sea and in the air — we have to get used to wearing a mask. It is important that we all follow the health authorities' recommendations together," she began her caption of two photos - both of which showed her wearing a face masks.

The Danish royal released a statement via her website telling the public that the invention of life saving vaccines have changed "the course of history and medicine forever". 

The snaps were released to celebrate Queen Margrethe of Denmark's 80th birthday this week and feature her posing alongside her son Crown Prince Frederik and grandson Prince Christian. 

A secret family feud buried for 70 years emerged in a new documentary, Frederik IX, which revealed for the first time that Prince Knud had objected to the change at state council.

Most countries have banned non-essential gatherings, international travel has been banned and people are practising social distancing.