King Frederik Unveils Jaw-Dropping New Monarch Signature - Drawing Startling Parallels to Charles

In a world where tradition often clashes with modernity, King Frederik of Denmark has embraced the winds of change as he ascends the throne following his mother Queen Margrethe's abdication. At the age of 55, King Frederik represents a fresh wave of modernity in monarchies worldwide, and he's not afraid to put his own unique stamp on centuries old traditions.
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[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Signing his name Fredrick R is actually following tradition. His mother, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, etc., all signed this way. Now, sending personally signed letters to his subjects on their 105th and 110th birthday is a new tradition.

[@dancarl6803]

The R stands for Rex or King. For females the R stands for Regina. King Fredericks mother was Queen Margerethe not Queen Elizabeth II.

[@acbh-ns7px]

It is not a new tradition

[@rahmanafridi5490]

Beautiful signature. ❤

[@dancarl6803]

The R stands for Rex or King. For females the R stands for Regina. The nod is not to Charles at all.

[@mettenorsk8433]

His mother sent personal signed letters to subject turning 100, too. Signed Margrethe R …. So nothing new here

[@vancewaldeck5826]

what is jaw dropping about it ?

[@faithshearer5956]

Reigning monarch’s sign their names with an R, either for Rex (king) or Regina (queen). It’s what they do. This video is silly.

[@meeeka]

It's just "R" not "ER."

[@anngray9171]

Oh Wow! Really jaw dropping!!! I'm amazed at such a modern twist. Just think R!! What can it mean? Oh Rex? Or Regina!!! what can those words mean!!! Oh! Latin eh? Where's that country then? Is there no end to the stupidity of these channels? Jaw dropping in it's modernity? Only been in general use amongst kings and queens for the last 1000 years and counting. The voice tells me its American rubbish, well dear, try and keep up. Memo; don't click on this waste of time site again.

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Another modern change is engaging in extramarital affairs .