The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: August 13-19, 2018

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Denmark

-Crown Princess Mary & Princess Benedikte, Dowager Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg attended a gala performance to celebrate the 175th anniversary of Tivoli on Wednesday{Photos}.

-Prince Joachim & Princess Marie paid a visit to the Danish Army Sergentskole to celebrate the Prince's 30th anniversary of becoming an army commander on Wednesday {Photos}

-Crown Prince Fredrik visited members of Denmark's Invictus Games 2018 team during their final training session on Friday {Photos}

-Princess Marie opened new Nordic Jewellery & watch show on Friday {Photos}

-Countess Ingrid Alexandra von Pfeil und Klein-Ellguth celebrated her 15th birthday on
Thursday.

Great Britain

-The Princess Anne, The Princess Royal celebrated her 68th birthday on Wednesday.

-Gary Christie Lewis celebrated his 48th birthday on Wednesday.

-Maud Elizabeth Daphne Marina Windsor celebrated her 6th birthday on Wednesday.

Italy

-Princess Luisa of Savoy celebrated her 12th birthday on Thursday.

Jordan

-Crown Prince Hussein paid a surprise visit to Zayd bin Haritha School on Wednesday {Photos}

-Princess Rahma bint El Hassan celebrated her 49th birthday on Monday.

Luxembourg

-Prince Carl-Johan de Nassau celebrated his 26th birthday on Wednesday.

Monaco

-Princess Charlene released new official portraits on Thursday {Photos}

-Beatrice Borromeo-Casiraghi celebrated her 33rd birthday on Saturday.

Norway

-Crown Princess Mette-Marit celebrated her 45th birthday on Sunday.

Romania

-Princess Elena & Alexander Philips Nixon McAteer celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.

-Elisabeta-Maria Bianca Elena de Roumanie Biarneix celebrated her 20th birthday on Wednesday.

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