The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: December 7-13, 2020

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Austria

-Archduchess Maria Beatrice. Countess of Arco-Zinneberg celebrated her 66th birthday on Friday.

-Archduke Imre celebrated his 35th birthday on Tuesday.

Belgium

-Prince Joachim celebrated his 29th birthday on Wednesday.

-Prince Nicolas celebrated his 15th birthday on Sunday.

-Prince Aymeric celebrated his 15th birthday on Sunday.

Japan

-Empress Masako celebrated her 57th birthday on Wednesday.

Monaco

-Princess Gabriella,  The Countess of Carladès celebrated her 6th birthday on Thursday.

-Hereditary Prince Jacques, Marquis de Baux celebrated his 6th birthday on Thursday.

The Netherlands

-Princess Catharina-Amalia, The Princess of Oranje celebrated her 17th birthday on Monday.

Thailand

-Princess Bhajara Kittiyabha celebrated her 42nd birthday on Monday.

Sweden

-Prince Carl Philip & Princess Sofia announced they are expecting their third child in March/April 2021 on Friday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria took part in a meeting about the Sustainable Ocean Plan on Wednesday {Source}

-Anna Margareta Sybilla Desiree Silfverschiold celebrated her 14th birthday on Sunday.

United Kingdom

-The Princess Anne, The Princess Royal & Sir Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary on Saturday.

-Mark Flemming Etherington celebrated his 58th birthday on Thursday.

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