Danish royals Prince Joachim and Princess Marie are set to join the star-studded lineup at the Invictus Games in Vancouver Whistler this weekend.
The royal couple will attend various events at the sporting competition for wounded and injured servicemen and women on Friday and Saturday.
They join an impressive roster of celebrities who have already made appearances at the Games, including Coldplay's Chris Martin, Nelly Furtado and Michael Buble.
Prince Harry, the founder of the Invictus Games, will remain in Canada until Sunday's closing ceremony.
The Duke of Sussex will remain in Canada until Sunday's closing ceremony.
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Harry's wife, the Duchess of Sussex, returned to Montecito on Tuesday as planned to be with their children.
The Danish royals' household has confirmed their attendance, though it remains unclear whether they will meet with Prince Harry during their visit.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie's schedule includes meeting with Danish rowing and volleyball teams on Friday, followed by a team dinner.
On Saturday, the royal couple will attend volleyball matches at the Games.
Their itinerary also includes two receptions - one specifically for Danish participants and an official Invictus Games reception.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie's schedule includes meeting with Danish rowing and volleyball teams on Friday, followed by a team dinner.
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The Danish royals will have the opportunity to show their support for their nation's athletes during these engagements.
Their attendance marks another significant royal presence at the international sporting event, which celebrates the resilience and determination of wounded service personnel.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie currently reside in Washington D.C., where the prince serves as the military industry attaché at the Danish Embassy.
The couple relocated to the United States in September 2023, having previously lived in Paris.
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Prince Joachim and Princess Marie currently reside in Washington D.C.
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They are parents to Count Henrik, 15, and Countess Athena, 13, while Prince Joachim also has two older sons from a previous marriage - Count Nikolai, 25, and Count Felix, 22.
The children were formerly titled princes and princesses until January 2022, when Queen Margrethe removed their royal titles.
The title changes prompted Queen Margrethe to issue a public apology, stating: "No one should be in doubt that my children, daughters-in-law and grandchildren are my great joy and pride."
Prince Joachim's brother Frederik became King Frederik of Denmark in January 2024, following Queen Margrethe's abdication.
