The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: March 28-April 3, 2016

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Germany

-Princess Emma Marie of Prussia celebrated her 1st birthday on Saturday.

Great Britain

-Isla Elizabeth Philips celebrated her 4th birthday on Tuesday.

Italy

-Cotilde, Princess of Venice and Piedmont celebrated her 47th birthday on Sunday.

Jordan

-Prince Hamzah bin al Hussein celebrated his 36th birthday on Tuesday.

-Princess Badiya bint El Hassan celebrated her 42nd birthday on Monday.

Monaco

 -Prince Albert II & Princess Charlene attended the 3rd annual Rallye de Princesse Charlene de Monaco on Friday {Photos}.

 Portugal

-Prince Pedro of Bourbon-Two Sicilles, Duke of Noto  & Princess Sofia of Bourbon-Two Scillies celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on Wednesday.

Romania

-Nicholas de Roumanie Medforth-Mills celebrated his 31st birthday on Friday.

Spain

 -King Felipe VI visited the Antonio de Siege School of Specalities and the Graña School of Fundamental Specialties Naval Station on Monday {Source}. On Thursday, the Spanish monarch held audiences with the Board of Círculo de Empresarios, and the Council of the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU)
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-Queen Letizia attended a meeting of the BBVA Microfinance Foundation on Wednesday {Source}.

Sweden

 -Crown Princess Victoria attended a lecture given the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday {Source}.

-Prince Carl Philip visited Ericsson Corporation on Thursday {Source}

 -Princess Sofia visited Sophiahemmet’s Surgical and Nursing Ward on Thursday {Source}

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