Queen Mary of Denmark shares a relevant parenting moment involving 2 daughters.

Recently, 4 royal moms delivered their opening remarks at the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, advocating for a more sustainable fashion industry and important actions to counter the negative and disastrous effects of climate change.

"Our planet is beautiful and fragile and we have a responsibility to protect and maintain it for our children and the next generation," Queen Mary said at the time, as reported by Northwest Star.

"Let's imagine everything...The fashion industry that gives more than it takes from people and the planet," she continued.

Known to be a royal who shamelessly and deliberately wears costumes and gowns multiple times to extravagant events, the Queen has also revealed that her two daughters are now old enough to fit in her clothes and shoes.

(Sustainability! yeah!

Unfortunately, Queen Mary explained, her daughter is not something anyone would consider to be a fan of her wardrobe.

"But the age difference means they won't be caught dead in them," she said. "But when they are seen in what is mine, it always brings a smile to my face."

Royal parents, they are the same as us! hey..

The Queen seemed not to have been seen by her daughter's inability to appreciate most of the clothes in her closet, instead, "New clothes are no longer available,

according to a BBC report, with an estimated 9200 million tons of textile waste (i.e. clothing) occurring globally each year. In the United States alone, an estimated 85% of all textiles are discarded, equivalent to about 2017 1300 million tons of waste alone.

Queen Mary of Denmark is a Christian Prince, 18 years old, Princess Isabella, 16 years old, and 12 years old of twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine of 4 children

Recently, Queen Mary and her husband King Frederick celebrated their 20th anniversary, and Queen Margrethe's surprise It included persistent rumors of his abdication and alleged affair with the Queen.

When Queen Mary met her husband, she said she did not know that he was a member of the Royal Family.

"The first time we met, we shook hands," the Queen once recalled. "I didn't know he was the Prince of Denmark. Half an hour later, someone came to me and said, "Do you know who these people are?"’”