Queen Margrethe van Denmark, 85, will remain in ‘good mood’ after the hospital was admitted and is expected to be fired at the weekend, says Palace

Queen Margrethe van Denmark Remains in positive spirits after her hospitalization and must be fired in the coming days.

Yesterday it was revealed that Margrethe, 85, was admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen after applying a cold.

Margrethe, who led in January in favor of her son, King Frederick X, stays in the hospital, but the palace is hopeful that she will return to the Palace of Fredenborg this weekend.

‘HM Queen Margrethe will be admitted to Rigshospitalet in the hospital on Friday morning,’ Said the palace.

The update continued: ‘Her Majesty is recovering and in good mood. Queen Margrethe is therefore expected to be dismissed from the Rigshospitalet at the weekend and return to the Palace of Fredenborg. ‘

The royal, a third cousin of Queen Elizabeth, was placed in the hospital as a precautionary measure for observation.

She knew her schedule of upcoming commitments, including yesterday’s visit to the 125th birthday of the Sankt Lukas Foundation, People reported.

‘HM Queen Margrethe admitted to Rigshospitalet,’ the palace said yesterdayAdding: ‘As a result of the cold that HM Queen Margrethe has contracted, it was decided that the queen will be admitted as a precautionary measure for observation as a precautionary measure.

Her Majesty, known for her chain smoking and love for dachshunds, was last seen on Sunday during a church service in connection with the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Denmark.

Although he resigned in 2023, the monarch remains active and the royal tasks next to her son performs.

Margrethe shocked the nation with the announcement of her abdication during her old year Live Television segment.

Only 14 days later Margrethe, who ruled for 52 years, signed the throne during a meeting of the Council of State and her son, Frederik, was crowned king of Denmark.

She said that one of the reasons why she chose to give up the throne was because of her health problems, and added that she underwent surgery for her in February 2023.

Margrethe said: ‘It went well, thanks to the experienced health care staff who took care of me. Of course the operation also gave rise to thinking about the future – whether the time had come to leave responsibility to the next generation. ‘

She is still known as her Majesty Queen Margrethe and can fill as a regent like King Frederik, Queen Mary and Crown Prince Christian abroad, are sick or on vacation.

Only a week after giving up the crown, the royal went to a special church service in the cathedral of Aarhus with her son, King Frederik and his wife Queen Mary.

Formal power lives in the elected Parliament and its government in Denmark. The monarch is expected to remain above partisely politics and represent the nation with traditional tasks, ranging from state visits to national daily celebrations.

Born in 1940, Margrethe enjoyed broad support from Danes throughout her life, who love her tactful and yet creative personality, the Prime Minster has previously described her as ‘The Epitome of Denmark’.

The prince Get the headlines in 2022 when she removed royal titles from the four children of her younger son Prince Joachim.

She enjoyed a close relationship with her third cousin queen Elizabeth II, both descendants of Queen Victoria, who had been committed to each other’s countries in the decades during various state visits – the most recently in 2000, when Margrethe was received in Windsor.

The six-foot long Margrethe is one of the most popular public figures in Denmark. She often hardly walked the streets of Copenhagen and won the admiration of Danes for her warm ways and for her talents as a linguist and designer.

A sharp skier, she was a member of a Danish air force unit for women as Princess, who participated in judo courses and endurance tests in the snow.

In 2011, at the age of 70, she visited Danish troops in South Afghanistan with a military jumpsuit.

As a monarch she crossed the country and regularly visited Greenland and the Faeroe Islands, the two semi-independent areas that are part of the Danish Empire, and was met everywhere by cheering.

Denmark has the oldest prevailing monarchy in Europe, which refers to the Viking king Gorm De Oude, who died in 958. Although Margrethe is head of state, the Danish constitution has strictly excluded its involvement in party politics.

Margrethe was born a week after Nazi Germany invaded Denmark. The occupation meant that the little princess became a symbol of hope for the Danes.

She climbed the throne on January 15, 1972, after the death of her father.

But although she was his oldest child, she only became heir in 1953, when the Constitution of Denmark was changed to allow women to inherit the throne.

That followed a referendum in which more than 85 percent of the participants voted to allow female follow -up.

She was married in 1967 to a Frenchman, Henri Marie Jean André de Laborde de Monpezat, later styled as Prince Henrik. They had two sons, Prince Frederick and Prince Joachim.

Although she enjoyed a long marriage of 50 years, her relationship with Henrik was plagued by controversy. Henrik surprised Danes by saying that he had the feeling that he had pushed aside by his wife in his own house.

Prince Henrik died in 2018 at the age of 83.

On the day she became prince, she appeared on the balcony of the Christenborg Palace of Denmark and promised her loyalty to the nation.