Danish business leader and royal confidant dies in ski accident

• Michael Halbye died in a skiing accident in Switzerland.
• He was the vice president of a company from the Lego group and a friend of the royal family.
• Queen Maria expressed deep sorrow at his loss.

Michael Halbye, a 64-year-old Danish businessman, died during a skiing trip in Switzerland. The vice president of a company from the Lego group lost his balance during a fast descent and fell off the trail near the Verbier ski resort. Despite quick medical assistance, he died in the hospital due to internal bleeding.

Halbye was not only an important figure in the business world but also a close friend of the Danish royal family. He participated in many important events, such as the wedding of King Frederick X and Queen Maria and the christenings of their children. His death deeply affected the kingdom.

Queen Maria expressed her sorrow over the loss of a friend. "I have received with great sadness the news of Michael Halbye's sudden death. Michael Halbye was a man who possessed a rare positive energy, extensive knowledge and a strong commitment to making a difference for those outside the community," she wrote on the foundation's website.

Michael Halbye was known for his involvement in charitable and social activities. His positive energy and willingness to help were appreciated by many. His passing has left a void in the hearts of his loved ones and colleagues.

The death of Michael Halbye is a significant loss for his family, friends, and the entire community in which he was active. More posts on this topic are appearing on social media. His contribution to the company's development and relationships with the royal family will be remembered for a long time, as assured by the members themselves.