Queen Margaret of Denmark has already been discharged but will have reduced agenda

Queen Margaret of Denmark has already been discharged but will have reduced agenda

Queen Margaret of Denmark was discharged this Thursday after several days at the Rigshospitalet. The monarch, who was unable to attend the funeral of King Harald V of Norway, is being accompanied by a specialized team at Fredensborg Palace.

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10/09/2026
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A queen Margaret of Denmark was discharged early on Thursday, September 10. The 86-year-old monarch spent several days in the Rigshospitalet and failed to attend the funeral of King Harald V of Norway. 

 

The Danish Royal House confirmed that the Queen is well and has returned to Fredensborg Palace, where she will rest and be accompanied by a specialized team. 

The official statement states that Margarida should “take things calm” in the coming months after having had a new clot in the hip region as well as a slight dehydration.”. 

The monarch was admitted as a matter of urgency on 6 September, just days before the farewell of King Harald, of whom he was very close. Margarida and Harald were actually third cousins. In addition, Frederick's mother maintains a close relationship with Queen Sonja and has visited Norway regularly.

Margarida has had some health issues in recent years. In 2025 he suffered a angina pectoris that required medical intervention, balloon angioplasty in one of his coronary arteries. A week after leaving the hospital, she was admitted again with a situation similar to that of now. 

Marguerite of Denmark hospitalized urgently. Harald's funeral failure

Queen Margaret of Denmark was admitted as an emergency this Sunday, September 6, due to a new clot and dehydration. The 86-year-old monarch will not attend the funeral of King Harald of Norway, which takes place on Wednesday in Oslo.

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