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Queen Mary issues tasteful response as she's asked about daughter's controversial band T-shirt

Chloe Longhetti Gabrielle Oehlmann

Queen Mary has spoken out after her daughter Princess Isabella, 18, was spotted wearing a rather crude T-shirt at a Danish music festival.

During an appearance with her husband, King Frederik, the Australian-born Danish Queen, 53, was asked about the controversial T-shirt her daughter wore to Smukfest.

The T-shirt read, in a translation into English and seemingly a lyric from Danish band Suspekt, "F----d him yesterday".

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AARHUS, DENMARK - APRIL 11: (L-R) King Frederik X of Denmark, Queen Mary of Denmark and Princess Isabella of Denmark, watching a birthday surprise unfolding (a big happy birthday banner) in front of Aarhus City Hall to celebrate Princess Isabella Of Denmark's 18th birthday on April 11, 2025 in Aarhus, Denmark. (Photo by Martin Sylvest Andersen/Getty Images)

Queen Mary has issued a tasteful response after being asked about her daughter's controversial band T-shirt. Getty

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According to Billed Bladet, Queen Mary was asked by TV 2 about the T-shirt and said in a video in a rough translation to English, "My first thought was – is she completely gone?"

"Let's put it this way, some decisions are better than others," she added with a smile and laugh, with clips going viral of the interation.

Just days ago, Queen Mary toured Northern Denmark on the royal yacht and she was gifted an Australian potted eucalyptus tree as a gift by a woman.

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"[Queen Mary] noticed my Australian flag, and we spoke in our language," the woman told LigeHer.nu about the special gift afterwards.

Just weeks ago, the Queen, who hails from Australia's Tasmania, was stung by a wasp in Graasten, South Denmark, with footage being shared online by an onlooker in the crowd.

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Queen Mary was stung by a wasp in the town of Graasten on Monday July 28 2025.

Just weeks ago, the Queen was stung by a wasp in Graasten, South Denmark, with footage being shared. Instagram/queenmaryfanpagebysophie

But shortly after, following a check up, Mary brushed off the incident and returned to her duties and carried on with her meet and greet with crowds and Royal fans.

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