Queen Mary was knocked to the ground by an elderly man on a mobility scooter during a meet and greet in Greenland.
It is reported that the driver reached out the shake her hand before accidentally hitting the accelerator and smashing into the 52-year-old.
Gasps can be heard in a video posted online of the incident before security are seen rushing to her aid.
The royal stood back up and appeared relatively unphased by the incident.
The Daily Mail reports a spectator said her eyes were “full with water” after being hit.
“I could see how much it hurt her, her eyes watered immediately. It must hurt to be hit at that speed,” said a bystander.
“The police immediately barricaded and removed her from the situation.”
Australian-born Queen Mary was officially appointed to the throne in January earlier this year alongside her husband, King Frederik.
Mary met Frederik in 2000 while attending the Summer Olympics in Sydney.
They married at Copenhagen Cathedral, and have four children — Christian, Isabella, Vincent and Josephine.
It is reported the scooter accident occurred with her children in close vicinity.
Nobody was injured, foreign media reports.
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