The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: August 19-25

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Belgium

 -Prince Gabriel celebrated his 10th birthday on Tuesday.

 Germany

 -Duchess Eilika of Oldenburg celebrated her 41st birthday on Thursday.

 Great Britian

 -Gary Lewis celebrated his 43rd birthday on Sunday.

Jordan

 -Queen Noor celebrated her 62nd birthday on Friday.

 Monaco
-K. Sébastien Knecht de Massy celebrated his 41st birthday on Saturday.

-Alexandre Éric Stéphane Coste celebrated his 10th birthday on Saturday.

 Morocco

 -King Mohammed VI celebrated his 50th birthday on Wednesday.

 Norway

-Crown Prince Haakon & Crown Princess Mette-Marit celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on Sunday.

 -Crown Princess Mette-Marit celebrated her 40th birthday on Monday.

Spain

 -King Juan Carlos attended the XXXV edition Santiago Bernabeu Trophy on Thursday {Source}

Sweden

 -King Carl XVI Gustaf & Queen Silvia visited Örebro County on Tuesday {Source}. On Wednesday, they visited Västra Götaland County {Source}. On Thursday, the Royal Couple visited Värmland County {Source}

 -Queen Silvia visited Ancient Day on Friday {Source}.

-Crown Princess Victoria attended a discussion about environmental issues aboard  Götheborg and at the inauguration of South Hamnplan on Thursday {Source}

-Prince Daniel attended the opening ceremony and during the preliminary talks of the Stockholm Digital Health Days on Wednesday {Source}

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