Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark was pictured holding hands with his wife, Crown Princess Mary after the pair were the subject of "affair" rumours last month.
The Danish royal couple appears to be putting last month's photo controversy behind them as they made a unified appearance together at Christmas.
On Christmas Eve, the couple walked hand-in-hand as they arrived at Aarhus Cathedral alongside their four children.
Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik holding hands outside Aarhus Cathedral
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The couple have faced intense scrutiny since November after a Mexican socialite named Genoveva Casanova was photographed with the Crown Prince of Denmark in Madrid.
Casanova released a statement denying any romantic involvement with Frederik after being photographed with the future King of Denmark in the Spanish press.
The couple, who celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary in May, arrived at the cathedral with their children Prince Christian, 18, Princess Isabella, 16, and 12-year-old twins Josephine and Vincent.
For the appearance, Mary wore a Saloni Jacqui dress, Aquazzura burgundy suede knee-high boots, and Sophie Bille Brahe earrings.
Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik appeared to put the photo controversy behind them
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Also joining the couple were Queen Margrethe of Denmark, Frederik's younger brother, Prince Joachim, and his wife, Princess Marie.
Joachim and Marie flew into Denmark from their current Washington DC home, where they moved earlier this year with their young children, Count Henrik, 14, and Countess Athena, 11.
On Christmas Day, Frederik and Mary made an appearance together again.
This time, the 51-year-old wore a black and brown checked blazer from the brand Skall with matching trousers.
Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik stepping out on Christmas Day
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Crown Princess Mary wore a black and brown checked suit
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In addition, she donned Gucci glasses and the same earrings that she wore on Christmas Eve.
She wrote: "So much has happened that it is impossible to put it all into words.
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