Prince Frederik Flies to New Zealand On 'Separate Plane' to Meet Crown Princess Mary Amid Ongoing 'Affair' Rumors

Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik decided to take a "separate plane" to meet up with Crown Princess Mary in New Zealand. This comes amid ongoing reports that suggest the future king had an "affair" with Mexican socialite Genoveva Casanova, which the palace and Casanova have vehemently denied.

The future queen has been spending the Christmas holiday season with her family in Australia. The princess was accompanied on her trip by her two youngest children, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine. Although His Royal Highness' absence has caused a media sensation due to the affair allegations, he did show up to vacation with his wife along with, Princess Isabella. Prince Christian, who is second in line to the Danish throne, will remain in Denmark.

News of the royal cheating scandal broke in early November, which was followed by a statement from Casanova addressing the rumors. "I categorically deny the statements that suggest a romantic relationship between Prince Frederick and me," Casanova shared on her Instagram when denying she had an affair with the future king. "Any statement of this type not only completely lacks the truth but also misrepresents the facts in a malicious manner," she continued. "This is already in the hands of my lawyers, who will take care of the pertinent steps to protect my right to honor, truth, and privacy."

Queen Margrethe II's press office released a short and simple statement to the publication B.T. in Denmark, which reads, "[Danish royals] do not comment on rumors or insinuations."

Neither the heir to the Danish throne nor his wife, Crown Princess Mary, have commented on the allegations leveled against the king-in-waiting and the claim that he stepped out of the royal marriage.

This comes at a time when Queen Margrethe II has also been relaxing many strict royal rules in the latter years of her reign and even met second in line to the throne, Prince Christian's girlfriend, this past summer.

The crown prince and crown princess married in a lavish wedding in 2004 after a four-year romance. The future king of the Scandinavian nation first met Mary, an Australian advertising executive, during the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Their desire to wed received the blessing of Denmark's monarch and Frederik's mother, Margrethe II, in 2003.

The bombshell news originally surfaced amid the state visit of Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia to Denmark, with a Spanish gossip magazine, Hola, publishing the report of Frederik's alleged romance with Casanova.

Coincidentally, the King and Queen of Spain are also experiencing allegations of infidelity on Her Majesty's part with her former brother-in-law.

GBN reported on Prince Frederik's arrival in New Zealand.