The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: November 23-29, 2020

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Denmark

-Anastasia Caroline Amalie Rosanes af Rosenborg celebrated her 23rd birthday on Tuesday.

-Clara Dorthe Elisabeth Schmidt af Rosenborg celebrated her 16th birthday on Saturday.

Germany

-Princess Marie of Hanover, Countess von Houchberg celebrated her 68th birthday on Thursday.

-Princess Alix von Furstenburg celebrated her 5th birthday on Tuesday.

-Princess Désirée  von Hohenzollern celebrated her 57th birthday on Friday.

-Princess Maria Theresia von Thurn und Taxis celebrated her 40th birthday on Saturday.

Japan

-Masahito, Prince Hitachi celebrated his 85th birthday on Saturday.

Luxembourg

-Prince Liam Henri Hartmut de Nassau celebrated his 4th birthday on Saturday. 

Monaco

-Louis Robert Paul Ducruet celebrated his 28th birthday on Thursday.

The Netherlands

-King Willem-Alexander visited Diergaarde Blijdorp on Monday {Photos}. On Wednesday, the Dutch monarch visited a nursing department for corona patients of care organisation Thebe and rehabilitation clinic De MARQ {Photos}

-Queen Máxima has the renewed Museum van de Geest on Tuesday {Source}{Photos}

-Emma Francisca Catharina van Vollenhoven celebrated her 14th birthday on Saturday.

Portugal

-The Infante Dinis  de Herédia de Bragança, Duke of Porto celebrated his 21st birthday on Wednesday.

Spain

-King Felipe VI held an audience with the Commander of the Allied Transformation Command (SACT) on Monday {Photos}

-Queen Sofia presided over the XXIX Queen Sofia Award of Iberoamerican Poetry on Wednesday {Photos}

-Guillermo Gómez-Acebo y Cano celebrated his 15th birthday on Monday.

-Don Carlos Fitz-James Stuart de Solís, The 22nd Count of Osorno, Grandee of Spain celebrated his 29th birthday on Sunday.

United Kingdom

-Lady Emily Shard celebrated her 45th birthday on Monday.

-Daphne Burdenell-Modupe-Ojo celebrated her 4th birthday on Thursday.


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