The Danish Royal House has warned of a circumstance that concerns Isabella, the second daughter of King Frederik and Mary. The sister of the heir to the Danish crown turned 18 on April 22. On this date, the young woman officially assumed greater institutional relevance by being able to occupy the role of regent if her parents or her brother could not fulfill their royal duties.
It is precisely this circumstance that has caused Princess Isabella's security to be more at risk than ever, which is why her security has been reinforced. Jesper Lundorf, former bodyguard of King Frederik, explained the reason to a Danish digital media outlet. According to him, when it comes to "security and the Royal House," what is protected, beyond the individual person, is the function they represent within the State.
For this reason, the fact that Isabella can now serve as regent "draws more attention." Before reaching the age of majority, the daughter of the kings could not in any way take the place of her parents or her older brother.
The reason why Princess Isabella now concerns the Danish Royal House more
Now, the circumstances have changed, and she could do so if necessary. "That is the difference. And that is why they are reinforcing security," argued the former bodyguard of Frederik X.
Even so, Princess Isabella's routine will not be altered; it is only at official events or public appearances where more attention will be paid. It should be remembered that her brother Christian is the one destined to occupy the Danish throne. A fact that justifies that in her daily life Isabella has greater freedom of movement than the heir.
Isabella of Denmark could be regent if her parents and older brother could not assume that role
In addition to reinforcing Princess Isabella's security, the Crown is also considering the possibility of adding a security coordinator. A person who would be responsible for supervising and planning her protection without having to be accompanied at all times. The expert who once worked with the then Prince Frederik of Denmark also referred to how new technologies have fully entered the palace.
Thus, the management of Princess Isabella's online presence has become another focus of attention. An area in which the communication department of the Royal House in this new digital era plays a relevant role. A new challenge that must be paid attention to due to the dangers and risks it entails.
It is clear that turning 18 has marked a turning point for Princess Isabella in terms of her security. The daughter of the kings of Denmark now has a more institutional role that requires adapting physical and digital protection protocols to the times we live in.