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News in english 4. maj. 2009 KL. 09.14

Royal family gets new prince

Princess Marie delivers a son.

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Princess Marie, the wife of Queen Margrethe’s second son Prince Joachim, delivered a healthy boy early this morning after an 11-hour delivery that went according to plan.

The new prince weighed 3.032 grammes, measured 49 cms and was born at 04.57 this morning.

Prince Joachim was present throughout the delivery and cut his son’s umbilical chord.

The new prince is Prince Joachim’s third child. He has two sons by a previous marriage.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

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