Mette Frederiksen She was one of the seven prime ministers of the world who gained recognition for their handling of the pandemic in their respective countries. In your case, Denmark. And after the emergency, she married after almost three postponements at the last moment of the wedding.
The charismatic 42-year-old Danish leader finally married Bo Tengberg, 55, closing a chapter of love that was once again about to be postponed by an emergency meeting called by the European Union.
The first time Mette Frederiksen left “pulledTengberg was in June 2019. The elections marked the first forced postponement. But an unforgettable event happened for her, since with 41 years Mette became the Denmark’s youngest prime minister, and the second woman in the history of that country to access the highest institutional category. At least the delay had been worth it.
But there are not two without three. Then, already fixed in 2020, the coronavirus crisis and the health emergency exploded, putting Frederiksen at the forefront of a fact that changed the political and personal agenda. Second postponement until the contagion curve allowed what finally happened: Denmark became the first country in Europe to start lightening quarantine.
With Denmark beginning to adjust to the new “normality”, Mette Frederiksen set a new wedding date for this Saturday, July 18 … but again politics slipped in and for continental reasons, yesterday there was a meeting of the Council of the European Union in Brussels.
However determined not to “leave Bo Tengberg lying on the altar for the third time, they brought the wedding forward 24 hours, and this Friday they were married in a discreet church on the island of Moen, in the south-east of Denmark.
Among the 90 guests, his predecessor was Poul Nyrup Rasmusen.
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