Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, 84, who "shockingly" renounced the Danish throne in January after 52 years, is in Copenhagen's University Hospital after falling at her Fredensborg Castle home recently.

Queen Margrethe of Denmark was hospitalised after suffering injuries from a serious fall at Fredensborg Castle. Here's what we know.

Queen Margrethe of Denmark has been rushed to hospital following a fall at Fredensborg Castle. The 84-year-old is in stable condition, but will remain in the hospital for monitoring, a statement from the Palace said. The Queen abdicated in January in favour of her son King Frederik and his Australian-born wife, Queen Mary.

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II, who stunned her country by abdicating earlier this year, has been discharged from a hospital after a fall earlier this week.

Following a fall at Fredensborg Palace on Wednesday, the Danish royal family shared an update on Queen Margrethe

Denmark's ex-monarch Queen Margrethe, who abdicated in January, has canceled her upcoming engagements after she suffered neck and hand injuries in a fall earlier this week, the palace said Friday. "On Wednesday evening,

The former Queen of Denmark has cancelled all upcoming engagements after injuring her neck and fracturing her hand. Queen Margrethe II, who stepped down from the Danish throne in

Queen Mary has taken on an important role this weekend as she steps up after Queen Margrethe's hospitalisation. It was announced on Friday that the former monarch, 84, had been discharged from hospital having suffered a fall at her Fredensborg Palace home.

Queen Margrethe was discharged from hospital in Copenhagen on Friday, leaving Rigshospitalet with her arm in a plaster and wearing a neck brace. The Danish royal household confirmed the 84-year-old suffered injuries as a result of her fall at home in Fredensborg Castle on Wednesday evening,