The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: February 5-11, 2018

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Austria

-Archduke Carl Christian & Archduchess Marie-Astrid, Princess of Luxembourg celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.

Belgium

-King Philippe attended the 5th anniversary gala celebration of Jonge Academie on Tuesday {Photos}

-Queen Mathilde released a video advocating for Internet Safety on Tuesday {Source}. On Thursday, she began a working visit to Ghana {Source}{Photos}{Photos}

-Princess Louise celebrated her 14th birthday on Tuesday.

-Princess Marie-Christine celebrated her 67th birthday on Tuesday.

Bhutan

-Crown Prince Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, The Gyalsey celebrated his 2nd birthday on Monday.

Denmark

-Prince Joachim & Princess Marie attended the presentation of the book Fyrstelige måltider  on Monday {Photos}

-Prince Henrik, Prince Consort released a statement in regards to his declining health status on Friday {Source}

-Crown Prince Fredrik made a return trip from the Olympic Games in order to be by his family's side during his father's health crisis on Friday {Source}

-Crown Princess Mary celebrated her 46th birthday on Monday.

-Princess Marie celebrated her 42nd  birthday on Tuesday.

-Princess Benedikte, Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg opened the Reisen Hamburg Fair on Wednesday {Photos}

Germany

-Countess Teresa Julie Elisabeth zu Ortenburg celebrated her 2nd birthday on Friday.

Great Britain

-The Prince Charles of Wales celebrated 10 years as the Colonel-in-Chief of the Mercian Regiment in Salisbury by visiting the Regiment on Friday {Photos}

-Arthur Robert Nathaniel Chatto celebrated his 19th birthday on Monday.

Greece

-Prince Michael & Marina, Consort of Prince Michael of Greece and Denmark celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary on Wednesday.

Japan

-Princess Mako of Akishino announced the postponement of her wedding until 2020 on Tuesday {Source}

Jordan

-Prince Hamzah bin Al Hussein & Princess Basmah Bani Ahmad welcomed their fourth daughter, Princess Nafisa bint al-Hussein of Jordan on Wednesday {Source}

-King Abdullah ii undertook an official visit to Pakistan on Thursday {Photos}

-Queen Rania visited the Community Centers Association on Tuesday {Photos}

-Princess Raiyah bint al-Hussein celebrated her 32nd birthday on Friday.

-Princess Ayah bint al-Faisal  celebrated her 28th birthday on Sunday.

Luxembourg

-Grand Duke Henri attended a welcoming ceremony for the Luxembourg athletes as part of the 2018 Winter Olympics on Friday {Photos}

The Netherlands

-Queen Maxima visited a Buddaist temple as part of her official visit to China on Thursday {Photos}

Romania

-Margareta, Custodian of the Crown & Prince Radu visited Floreasca Emergency Clinical Hospital on Thursday {Source}

Sweden

-King Carl XVI Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel attended the 200th anniversary of the House of Bernodotte celebrations on Monday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel met with experts from the UD to gain in-depth knowledge of Lithuania ahead of their upcoming visit to the country on Tuesday {Source}

Yugoslavia

-Peter, Hereditary Prince celebrated his 38th birthday on Monday

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