The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: August 21-27, 2017

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Austria

-Archduchess Eilika celebrated her 45th birthday on Tuesday.

-Count Alessandro Czarnocki-Lucheschi celebrated his 13th birthday on Thursday.

Belgium

-Princess Maria Laura celebrated 29th birthday on Saturday.

Brazil

-Prince Rafael of Orléans-Braganza celebrated his 31st birthday on Thursday.

Germany

-Mafalda Beatrix Maria Wilson celebrated her 2nd birthday on Monday.

Great Britain

-Prince Richard, The Duke of Gloucester celebrated his 73rd birthday on Saturday.

-The Lady Amelia Windsor celebrated her 22nd birthday on Thursday.

France

-Gaetano Dailly celebrated his 8th birthday on Friday.

Jordan

-Queen Noor al-Hussein celebrated her 66th birthday on Wednesday.

Monaco

-K. Sébastien Knecht de Massy celebrated his 45th birthday on Thursday.

-Alexandre Eric Stephane Coste-Grimaldi celebrated his 14th birthday on Thursday.

Morocco

-King Mohammed VI celebrated his 54th birthday on Monday.

Sweden

 -Princess Madeleine & Christopher Paul O'Neill announced they are expecting their third child in the spring of 2018 on Sunday {Source}.
This child will join elder siblings Princess Leonore & Prince Nicolas, be 9th in succession and be the 7th grandchild of King Carl XVI Gustaf & Queen Silvia. This child will be born after the second child of Prince Carl Philip & Princess Sofia

-Princess Madeleine officially opened the 2017 Equestrian Championships in Gothenburg on Monday {Photos}

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