Xtian - Izzy - Josie - Vince - NEWS

[Hester]

Mary takes crap photos!

[christina01]

Mary takes crap photos!

I love how blunt that Was! I honestly don't think poor Xtian is at all good looking. His brother is though. I agree he looks like his mother, poor thing. I never found Fred particularly good looking either though.

[fairy]

Then again, good Looking isn't all there is. In Fred's case for example I would be totally satisfied with "awake".
As to Xian, he is at this unfortunate age of being neither here nor there (lovely german proverb calling it "weder Fisch noch Fleisch": neither fish nor meat) once he gets a little more out of "not a boy anymore, not a man yet" he'll be fine.

[Maria]

He can’t help his parents but hopefully there’s more in him than from them..

[Barrie]

Christian is just in that awkward stage right now, in  year's time he will probably be a foot taller and slender. Boys grow like weeds at this age.

[TheMorWearsPrada]

14 is such an awkward age and I'm glad I did not have to live those awkward teenage years in the public eye. Like many awkward young teenage boys before him, Christian will grow into his looks, I'm sure. He's currently in that awkward "not a child anymore, but not yet a man either" phase.

[Hermione]

I agree  . When I look at pics of myself and my brother at age 14 - good grief, just terrible. It's just a really awkward age.

Regarding the three months stay in Switzerland - I look forward to seeing how this plays out after Christmas (finally some dishing in the Danish section again!). If they do this for language skills (German? French?) than it's not helpful living with mor dearest for the entire time. At least Christian and Isabella should stay in dorms or with their peers (note: I have not verified on the school's website if this is an option). The twins are obviously too young.

[Gorgeon]

I think Christian is looking very handsome and not at all awkward. He has really appeared to mature in the last year.  He carries himself with confidence and is appropriate in public situations and seems to have a real understanding of what destiny he has been born into.  I don’t get any kind of arrogance vibe from him, which kind of surprises me considering the entitled attitude of his mother and the immaturity of his father.  If he continues on this track, Christian will be a great role model for his siblings (and his PARENTS - ha!).

[Barrie]

Christian has completely changed since he started school it has been a blessing for him. Must have great teachers and friends.

[Hester]

I think Christian is looking very handsome and not at all awkward. He has really appeared to mature in the last year.  He carries himself with confidence and is appropriate in public situations and seems to have a real understanding of what destiny he has been born into.  I don’t get any kind of arrogance vibe from him, which kind of surprises me considering the entitled attitude of his mother and the immaturity of his father.  If he continues on this track, Christian will be a great role model for his siblings (and his PARENTS - ha!).

I don’t think he is handsome. He resembles his maternal grandfather and takes after the “plain” side. Izzy resembles the Danish side of the family.

[Barrie]

He is in that awkward stage, hormones, acne, moodiness. Not fun sometimes. Not fun having that bad acne. Poor guy. In a way, with his colouring he reminds me of Joachim.

[Clover]

The twins are very young to be sent abroad...

Could the school be Institut Le Rosey ? A very posh and expensive school. Marie Chantal of Greece and her sisters all studied there.

https://www.rosey.ch/

Exactly one of the schools  I was thinking of!   The 2nd school is the one that Chris O'Neil attended.
 
The Institut auf dem Rosenberg’s boarding students range from age 6 to 18.[6] The Institut auf dem Rosenberg has a staff to student ratio of 1:4 and average class sizes of 8 students per class.[3] 99% of Rosenberg students secure a university placement after graduation.[4] Some 90% of students at the Institut speak 2 languages or more and 60% of the students speak three or more languages.[4] The Institute is one of very few schools offering its students five different paths of education:[2]