A look back at the year in the royal family. Natasja Crone and Morten Ankerdal welcome you to Nimb Terrace in the beautiful, Christmas-lit Tivoli Gardens and look back on the events of the Danish royal family in 2016. It was the Queen's first year working alone after Prince Henrik retired. The year featured a unique collaboration with singer Oh Land, a cultural ball with famous singers, actors, and sports stars, and the royal family became active on Facebook. Dress designer Jesper Høvring, political commentator Hans Engell, TV 2 journalist Ulla Terkelsen, and editor-in-chief of Billed-Bladet Annemette Krakau join us as we revisit the Crown Prince and Princess's beautiful dance in New York and hear the Queen's comments on the Crown Prince's unfortunate encounter with a trampoline.

A look back at the year in the royal family. Natasja Crone and Morten Ankerdal look back on a momentous year in the royal family, which saw the widespread disease of dementia come very close to home when Prince Henrik was diagnosed in the autumn. In addition, it caused a stir around the world when Prince Henrik announced that he did not wish to be buried next to his wife, as had been planned. Author Jens Andersen, who has written a new portrait book about the Crown Prince, talks about his work on the book, and we also focus on the Crown Prince's great interest in music. One of his favorite Danish musicians is Søren Huss, and Dorthe Gerlach stops by to perform her very own version of a Huss song. Handball player Mikkel Hansen talks about his close collaboration with Crown Princess Mary to help the most vulnerable members of society, and we look ahead to the Crown Prince's 50th birthday celebration and the 'Royal Run' event, where all Danes are invited to run with the royal birthday boy.