Queen Mary’s Wasp Sting Interrupts Summer Walkabout in Gråsten

Queen Mary of Denmark's recent public appearance was unexpectedly interrupted when she was stung by a wasp during a royal walkabout in Gråsten. On July 28, Queen Mary, along with King Frederik and their children Princess Isabella and Prince Vincent, engaged with local residents in the town square. The event showcased a relaxed and stylish royal family enjoying the summer tradition at Gråsten Palace. During the outing, a video shared on Instagram captured Queen Mary reacting sharply and brushing her skirt after what appeared to be a wasp sting on her thigh, as reported by Danish media. Despite the sudden discomfort, she attempted to continue her engagement but soon decided to retreat indoors for relief. Her family remained outside, greeting well-wishers and maintaining the cheerful atmosphere. The incident highlights the unpredictable moments that can occur during public appearances, even for seasoned royals. Queen Mary’s quick reaction and composed demeanor amid the sting demonstrated her resilience. The family’s visit marked the beginning of their annual summer stay at Gråsten Palace, a cherished tradition that brings joy to both the royals and local communities. This unexpecte...