Princess Mary accessorizes in a Tasmanian Jackjumpers scarf as she cheers on the team during the NBL game in Hobart
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Princess Mary of Denmark recently returned home to Australia with her husband, Prince Frederik of Denmark, and their children for the first time in five years.
And on Monday, the royal, formerly known as Mary Donaldson, attended an NBL game in her hometown of Hobart.
The 50-year-old wore a Tasmanian Jackjumpers scarf around her neck as she cheered on the team during the game.
Princess Mary accessorized in a Tasmanian Jackjumpers scarf while cheering on the team during the NBL game in Hobart.
Mary also wore a white jacket and black pants while standing in the stands.
The elegant royal had her hair done for the occasion and appeared to have minimal makeup on.
She was also accompanied by her husband, Prince Frederik, at the game.
In February it was first announced that Princess Mary would return to Australia to spend Christmas with her family.
She was also accompanied by her husband, Prince Frederik, at the game.
Mary wore a white jacket and black pants while standing in the stands.
The Hobart-born royal spent the holidays with her Tasmanian family, the Danish royal house confirmed.
It is the first time in five years that the whole family has visited Australia together.
The visit this time is a private trip, which means she’s not officially Down Under.
The last time he traveled to his home country in an official capacity was in 2013.
In February it was first announced that Princess Mary would return to Australia to spend Christmas with her family.
Since marrying her prince in 2004, she is known to have returned to Australia at least nine times, four of which are official visits.
Before the pandemic, the family would visit at least every year or two, but this slowed down after 2017.
In March 2021, the royal took a secret trip without her husband and children for her 50th birthday.
Since marrying her prince in 2004, she is known to have returned to Australia at least nine times, four of which are official visits.