The Countess Alexandra (54) becomes an artist: – Very unusual

In 1995, many people were crumpled when the Danish prince Joachim (49 years old) announced that he wanted to marry the Chinese Alexandra Christina Manley (54 years old). In November of the same year, they became the appropriate people and the daughter of the Chinese queen Riksdatter soon became the new princess of Denmark.

The marriage lasted ten years and at that time they had two children. Prince Nikolai and Prince Felix are respectively 19 and 16 years old and have managed to become one of the most important and popular public figures in the country.

Mother Alexandra also keeps the kitchen in the spotlight, although she is no longer directly associated with the royal family.

She is now named Countess of Frederiksborg, but has renounced her annual retainer from 2020. Therefore, it may not be that she wants to embark on new projects, but this time there is has more who respond to his new career path.

– I'm going to try something new

The countess has indeed made her debut as an artist and today launched "Wash Me Away". It's the Danish BT that tells the latest invention of the 54th anniversary.

However, Avisa can quickly ensure that it is not an excerpt from an upcoming solo project that counts the countess, but a song published for the purpose of promotion of charities. All the money to be won goes to the Swedish organization Star For Life, which helps poor and disadvantaged children of South Africa.

She does not hide that she has devoted a lot of time and effort to creating a song, which is now presented by several Danish media.

"I'm in a place of life where I would like to try something new.That's why I've also started some things that have allowed me to free myself from the model in which I have lived, she says in the interview.

"Keep me well, she can not sing"

The result is a festive song of over three minutes, which can be played as well during a dinner as during an evening. It was recorded in June and when she was in the studio for the first time, she quickly realized that endorphins were starting to flow, she says. The leflingen with the dream of the artist simply gave me more flavor.

"The first day, we stayed in the studio for ten hours and we just gave up because my vocal group needed a break, I could not be hes If you can do something that way and that time passes you're really lucky, she says.

The Countess chose to keep the artist's dreams secret for her friends and kids until the sound is finished and can be played for them in a private setting. When it was finally over, she played it separately for her two sons.

They should have responded positively to what they heard, but the 54-year-old is well aware of the fact that the product probably will not appeal to everyone.

"Someone will say" keep me well, she can not sing "or" what does she do now? " "But you only have one life and you should live as well as you can," said the countess.

– Small crisis of the quarantine

The reactions did not wait for the Danish people. In one comment, she is described as "The Danish Dear", while others think it's delicious to see a beautiful adult woman who dares to bet on something new.

Most are actually in favor of the general concept, and if anyone has ever criticized, it is the technical audience and the countess. King and Queen Caroline Vagle, who is eager to discover the new hobby of the Countess. She was very surprised when she heard the new Friday morning.

"I do not have the ability to judge a song, but I will think that all the attention she pays is more about who she is than letting you feel so good." It is simply very unusual that a beautiful adult woman is an artist and, until now, she has ties to the royal family, says Vagle, and continues:

"You absolutely have to hate people to make their dreams come true, but I have to say I wonder what his sons, aged 19 and 16, say." Does the mother of the house have such a short-lived mid-life crisis? do you believe? ", she asks rhetorically.

Open the divorce

The Countess Alexandra is not only aware of her first song of the day. She also published a new book and therefore gave a series of interviews to the Danish press. Recently, she was able to recount her former marriage to Prince Joachim and was very honest as to why it had gone so badly between them.

The news that the Danish prince Joachim and his first wife, Princess Alexandra, divorced caused a shock wave across Denmark in 2004.

It had been 160 years since the Danish royal house had just separated. The royal scandal became particularly apparent when the Queen began the announcement with regret.

Since then, Countess Alexandra has kept a relatively low profile. By divorce, she changed the title of princess into countess and subsequently denounced the apanas of three million crowns.

In a major interview with Alt.dk recently, this 53-year-old woman relieved the vagueness of marriage as raknet and about the relationship with Prince Joachim today.

– A happy divorce is much better than a bad marriage. When I could not get a happy marriage, I had the second best and it's a happy divorce, said the countess at all.

Alexandra pointed out that the former couple had a friendly relationship today. Not because they owe it, but because it has fallen naturally. It is also because of children.

– Joachim and I are really good friends. We support each other and we cooperate well with our two wonderful children. (…) But we are not good friends because we could be for the good of the children. It's just like that. I do not think you can tell you that you have to be friends because you have two children together. It is not so easy.

– Relieved after death

Prince Joachim is married to Princess Marie (42), Countess of Montpezat. They gave themselves theirs in 2008 and have children, Prince Henrik (9 years old) and Princess Athena (6 years old) together.

Alexandra found her happiness – and married Martin Jørgensen in 2007 – before the Countess decided to divorce for the second time in 2015.

In the interview with Everything, it became clear that the 54-year-old woman was not unfamiliar with the idea of ​​letting a new man enter her life, but that she was also prospering in his own company.

"My mother has always been very strong and independent, so I was relieved when one of my parents died that it was my father because I knew my mother would do it. …) Now, I do not mean that everyone should try to be alone at my age, but if I find another man one day with whom I want to share my life, then I try To be alone – it's going away, when we get older, it's not the first time I'm alone.

– Check the cover

In an interview given to the Danish weekly Her & Nu this summer, Alexandra told her that she led an almost normal life away from royal bodyguards and glamorous dresses.

The 53-year-old said, among other things, that she acted like everyone else in Copenhagen's grocery stores, often with her sons.

"I'm trying to make things as normal with them as possible," she told the weekly.

Although she is popular, the countess probably never disapproves of being part of the Danish royal family, which she herself emphasized in the interview:

"At the grocery store, we find that something is wrong with us in the front pages of the weekly magazines, that's part of our lives and you have to laugh about it.