The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: December 24-30, 2018

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Austria

-Archduke Christoph of Austria & Archduchess Adélaïde celebrated their 6th wedding anniversary on Saturday.

 -Countess Anna Therese von und zu Arco-Zinneberg, Mrs. Colin McKenzie celebrated her 37th birthday on Friday.

 Great Britain

 -Queen Elizabeth II, The Prince Charles of Wales, The Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex, Sophie, The Countess of Wessex, Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge, Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, Princess Beatrice of York, Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank, James, Viscount Severn, The Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, Peter Mark Andrew Philips, Autumn Patricia Kelly Philips attended the Christmas Day church service on Tuesday {Photos}{Photos}

 -Savannah Anne Kathleen Philips celebrated her 8th birthday on Saturday.

 -Princess Alexandra of Kent, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy celebrated her 82nd birthday on Tuesday.

 -Dr. Claire Windsor, The Countess of Ulster celebrated her 46th birthday on Saturday.

 -Cassius Edward Taylor celebrated his 22nd birthday on Wednesday.

 -Amelia Mary Carnegie Etherington celebrated her 17th birthday on Monday.

Italy

 -Princess Vittoria of Savoy celebrated her 15th birthday on Saturday.

 Japan

 -Princess Kako of Akishino celebrated her 24th birthday on Saturday.
 France

 -Princess Clotilde  d'Orléans celebrated her 50th birthday on Friday.

 The Netherlands

-Prince Bernhard Lucas Emmanuel van Oranje-Nassau, van Vollenhoven celebrated his 49th birthday on Tuesday.

Romania

 -Angelica Margareta Bianca Kreuger Knight celebrated her 32nd birthday on Saturday.

Yugoslavia

-Prince Michael & Princess Ljubica  welcomed their first child, a girl. Princess Natalija of Yugoslavia on Wednesday{Source}

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