The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: April 20-26, 2020

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Belgium

-King Philippe visited the bpost distribution office in Braine L'Alleud on Friday {Photos}

-Queen Mathilde hosted a 

-Princess Laetitia Maria, Archduchess of Austria-Este celebrated her 17th birthday on Thursday.

Denmark

-Princess Isabella celebrated her 13th birthday on Tuesday.

France

-PrincessThérèse d'Orléans celebrated her 19th birthday on Thursday. 

-Louis Alphonse of Bourbon, Duke of Anjou celebrated his 46th birthday on Saturday.

-Augustin Crépy celebrated his 15th birthday on Sunday.

Germany

-Princess Isabelle von Isenbourg, Princess of Wied celebrated her 47th birthday on Sunday.

Greece

-Prince Philippos celebrated his 34th birthday on Sunday.

Jordan

-Princess Iman bint al-Hussien celebrated her 37th birthday on Friday.

Liechtenstein

-Prince Georg celebrated his 21st birthday on Monday.

Luxembourg

-Grand Duke Henri visited the logistic unit of the of-19 crisis centre on Monday {Photos}

Monaco

-Baron Jean-Leonard Taubert-Natta & Baroness Suzanne Taubert-Natta celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary on Saturday.

-Princess Alexandra of Hanover gave an interview for May 2020 issue of women's magazine Telva on Monday {Photos}.

The Netherlands

-King Willem-Alexander visit to the Lindendael residential care location, part of the Omring care organization on Wednesday {Source}. On Thursday, the Dutch monarch hosted virtual audiences with the governors of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten on the ongoing COVID-19 crisis {Photos}

-Prince Carlos Enrique Leonard, Hereditary Prince of Parma celebrated his 4th birthday on Friday.


Spain

-Leonor, The Princess of Austrias & The Infanta Sofia took part in a virtual reading of Don Quixote to Thank Health Workers on Thursday {Source}{Source}

Sweden

-King Carl XVI Gustaf, Queen Silvia & Crown Princess Victoria hosted a virtual meeting with representatives from the Swedish European Commission's office on Thursday {Source}

-King Carl XVI Gustaf & Queen Silvia attended a digital meeting with Sweden's Minister of Social Affairs on the ongoing efforts regarding the COVID-19 crisis on Tuesday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel made a virtual visit to Norra Real high school, where they attended a virtual history lesson, and spoke with teachers, students and the principal about how the distance learning system is working and hosted a digital meetign with the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce on Thursday {Source} {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria attended a webinar on carbon dioxide storage on Friday {Source}

United Kingdom

-Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 94th birthday on Tuesday.

-Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall held a conversation with the founder of The Silver Line and one of the charities recipients on Friday {Photos} 

-Prince Louis of Cambridge celebrated his 2nd birthday on Thursday {Photos}

-Daniel St. George Chatto celebrated his 63rd birthday on Wednesday.

-Lady Gabriella Kingston celebrated her 39th birthday on Thursday.

-Conrad Lorenzo Flint Wood celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday.

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