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Crown Prince Frederik, daughter Princess Isabella Henrietta Ingrid Margrethe, 16 months, and son Prince Christian Valdemar Henri John, 3 next month, were photographed in the Government House gardens in Sydney on Wednesday. Also with them, but not pictured, was Australian mum Crown Princess Mary.
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Such beautiful children 
- Mathilde on
They are so adorable. I love how Christian looks like his Mama and Isabella looks like her Daddy. Those two will certainly be royal heartbreakers when they grow up.
- Blue on
Isabella looks a LOT like Frederik did when he was that age! Christian is getting so big! Can’t believe he’ll be 3 next month! I remember waiting to hear whether or not Mary would give birth to a girl or a boy, and now he is getting so grown up and big!
- Lynsey on
Darling children!!!
- niki on
I believe Mary is from Tasmania. I don’t know my geography well enough of that part of the world, but is Tasmania independent from Australia or a part of??
- Sarah on
Sarah, I think Tasmania is a part of Australia.
- Mathilde on
Sarah, Tasmania is not physically connected to Australia, but is one of the Australian states.
Christian and Bella are so adorable! Christian favours more of Prince Henrik (Frederik’s father) with a little bit of Mary, while Bella is pure Fred at the same age
- Jess on
Sarah, Tasmania is one of the 6 states of Australia (we also have two territories).
I love Princess Mary and her family – they just seem so down to earth and genuine. I love that they stay with her sister when they visit Hobart.
- Tyd on
Sarah – Tasmania is part of Australia, its an island off the southern coast but very much Australia.
Such beautiful children!
- Keira on
cute kidss
and tasmanina is a state of aust.
- ellie on
Tasmania is a state of Australia
- jo.ann on
Tasmania is a state of Australia – just separated from the mainland.
- Kelliedlv on
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