The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: August 19-25, 2019

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Austria

 -Archduchess Eilika,  Duchess of Oldenburg celebrated her 47th birthday on Thursday.

-Count Alessandro Czarnocki-Lucheschi celebrated his 15th birthday on Saturday.

Belgium

 -Prince Gabriel celebrated his 16th birthday on Tuesday.

 Brazil

 -Prince Rafael of Orléans-Braganza celebrated his 33rd birthday on Saturday.

 France

 -Gaetano Dailly celebrated his 10th birthday on Sunday.
 Germany

 -Mafalda Beatrix Maria Wilson celebrated her 4th birthday on Wednesday.

 Great Britain

 -The Lady Amelia Sophia Theodora Mary Margaret  Windsor celebrated her 24th birthday on Saturday.

 Jordan

 -Queen Noor al-Hussein,Queen Dowager celebrated her 68th birthday on Friday.  

Luxembourg

 -Grand Duke Henri & Grand Duchess Maria Teresa attended Luxembourg Day and the Closing ceremonies of the 2019  Francophone Film Festival of Angoulême on Friday {Photos}

 Monaco

 -K. Sébastien Knecht de Massy celebrated his 47th birthday on Saturday.

-Alexandre Éric Stéphane Coste-Grimaldi celebrated his 16th birthday on Saturday.

 Morocco

 -King Mohammed VI celebrated his 56th birthday on Wednesday.

 The Netherlands

 -King Wilem Alexander, Queen Maxima, Princess Beatrix, Prince Constantijn, Princess Mabel van Oranje-Nassau, Princess Margriet, Prof. Pieter van Vollenhoven, Countess Eloise van Oranje-Nassau, Jonkvrouwe van Amsberg, Count Claus-Casimir van Orange-Nassau, Jonkheer van Amsberg, Countess Leonore van Orange-Nassau, Jonkvrouwe van Amsberg, Princess Irene, Bernardo Federico Tomás Guillermo, Nicolás Daniel Mauricio Guillermo, Juliana Edina Antonia Guillermo  attended the funeral mass of Princess Christina on Thursday {Source}

Norway

-Crown Princess Mette-Marit celebrated her 46th birthday on Monday.

Sweden

 -Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel attended the Tylösand Conference, which is organized by the Studieförbundet business and society (SNS) on Artificial Intelligence on Wednesday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria  held an audience with Sweden's ambassador for Arctic affairs on Tuesday {Source}. On Thursday, the future monarch visited the Marine Center and Simris Alg {Source}

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