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Queen Mary admits she could commit one of the AFL's biggest sins
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Queen Mary admits she could commit one of the AFL's biggest sins

  • Queen Mary hints she could switch AFL allegiance from Carlton to Tasmania Devils, signaling a major fan loyalty shift.
  • The potential switch drew anger from Carlton fans, including comedian Dave Hughes, who called it treachery.
  • Mary and King Frederik are in Australia for a six-day visit focusing on energy and trade ties.
  • Mary teased a possible AFL team change during a public appearance at the MCG with Hawthorn and Carlton figures nearby.
  • Tasmania Devils' AFL entry is planned for 2028, adding context to the loyalty debate.
  • Hughes argued against Mary's potential switch, stressing Carlton's fan base would not accept it.
  • Royal visit included meetings with government figures and engagements at Government House.
  • If Mary changes teams, AFL fans may face a conflict between tradition and modern celebrity loyalties.
  • The story combines royal public appearances with a broader AFL loyalty debate amid upcoming Devils games.
  • The article underscores the significance of national identity and regional teams in AFL culture.
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Real reason why Queen Mary wore $40k brooch in place of a tiara
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Real reason why Queen Mary wore $40k brooch in place of a tiara

  • Queen Mary did not wear a tiara at the Canberra state banquet, choosing a leaves brooch instead.
  • The outfit included a reworked Jesper Høvring gown Mary first wore in 2010, updated for sustainability.
  • Experts say the tiara absence was a deliberate choice tied to the host and occasion.
  • Mary's Australia tour features a blend of Danish and Australian brands to highlight ties between the nations.
  • The six-day tour began in Uluru and ends in Hobart, with Canberra hosting the state banquet.
  • The broader aim of the visit includes strengthening economic ties in sustainability and the green transition.
  • Mary’s blue-blood protocol is to coordinate outfits in advance with hosts for state events.
  • Mary previously wore a tiara on other state visits, but not on this Australian dinner.
  • Mary re-wore a mint gown from 2010, updating it with a lace overlay for the banquet.
  • The brooch is from Ole Lynggaard’s leaves collection and features 18-karat gold with pavé diamonds.
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