All the times Queen Mary has graced the cover of The Weekly

To celebrate the royal nuptials, then-Crown Princess Mary was on the cover of The Weekly.

The story of a Tassie woman meeting and falling in love with a Prince caught the hearts and minds of romance lovers around the world. Discover some of the fairytale moments of their romance here.

We see inside the Royal Palaces for the first time, and how then-Crown Prince Frederik and his wife, then-Crown Princess Mary, were modernising the space with modern art and furnishings.

Our first global exclusive with then-Crown Princess Mary! She shares what it is really like to be a Princess, plus there were some official photographs in this issue as well.

The then-Crown Prince and Princess welcomed their first child, Prince Christian! This issue contained souvenir photos of the baby Prince. The Prince is no longer a baby, and has even taken on official duties while his parents were away.

Queen Mary was also the cover of the September 2006 issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly. The story was that she had to keep her baby plans on hold. However, we know they weren’t on hold for long as Princess Isabella and her twins came along a few years later!

Also in this issue was our exclusive chat with Jessica Rowe and Peter Overton about their IVF baby joy! We revisited their story in the debut episode of The Australian Women’s Weekly Love Stories podcast. Listen (or watch) here.

In this special edition of The Weekly, we were again granted an interview with Her Royal Highness. She spoke candidly about her first five years as a wife and mother, and also as a royal in the public eye.

The cover line says it all: “I have the most wonderful man on Earth.” In this exclusive interview, then Crown-Princess Mary divulges her fairytale romance with Crown Prince Frederik.

Inthis very special issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly, we celebrate our 80th birthday. Our team also travelled to Copenhagen to style the Royal in Australian gowns and interview her in person for a global exclusive.

In this historic feature, the Crown Princess shared that “part of me will always be Australian”

See the exclusive images and read the interview here.

Crown Princess Mary was joined on the cover by her two daughters, Isabella and Josephine.

We had another exclusive interview with Her Royal Highness. This issue also delved into the wedding plans for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle!

Coinidentally, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are also reportedly coming to Australia in 2026! Read more here.

Twice in the same year! Then-Crown Princess Mary was again on the cover of The Weekly with her two daughters.

In this Royal Special Issue, we were again granted exclusive access behind the palace gates to speak to then-Crown Princess Mary. Also in this issue, we meet Prince Archie for the first time!

The Crown Prince Couple graced the cover of The Weekly in this very candid shot. The two appear to be a regular couple…until you remember that they went on to be the King and Queen of Denmark!

We celebrated the then-Crown Princess’s 50th birthday with a deep dive into the photo archive, surfacing never-before-seen photos of the Australian-Danish Royal.

To celebrate our 90th anniversary issue, Queen Mary was also on the cover of The Weekly in a stunning sequinced gown. Her fashion has always been a keen focus for royalists, with her outfits usually telling a story.

Mary becomes Queen! After Queen Margrethe II abdicated, King Frederik and Queen Mary were proclaimed monarchs of Denmark.

Fun fact, in Denmark it’s called a proclamation, not a coronation. We captured the images of the day here.

The most recent time Queen Mary graced the cover was on the February 2025 issue. She spoke on marriage and reflected on her first year as Queen of Denmark.