Just weeks ago, Princess Isabella of Denmark was splashing through the streets of Hellerup in the soaked, celebratory chaos that marks graduation day for Danish students. By all appearances, she was headed into the gap year she’d been looking forward to. That plan didn’t survive the summer. A 2025 law passed by the Folketing requires all Danish women over 18 to register for military assessment, and has redirected the 19-year-old princess straight into the Guard Hussar Regiment. She’ll serve eleven months there — and she won’t be paid for it.
The Danish Royal House has confirmed to the outlet BT that Isabella will decline both the salary and…
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