The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: December 14-20, 2020

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Belgium

-Prince Lorenz, The Archduke of Austria-Este celebrated his 65th birthday on Wednesday.

France

-Almudena Marie Sarah Béatrice Aline Dailly celebrated her 16th birthday on Wednesday.

Germany

-Princess Christa Ingeborg von Thurn und Taxis celebrated her 79th birthday on Monday.

Italy

-Princess Isabella of Savoy-Aosta celebrated her 7th birthday on Monday.

Liechtenstein

-Princess Marie-Immaculata celebrated her 29th birthday on Tuesday.

Monaco 

-Prince Albert II, Princess Charlene, Hereditary Prince Jacques & Princess Gabriella took part in the annual Children's Christmas Party at the Royal Palace on Wednessday {Photos}

-Prince Albert II, Princess Charlene & Hereditary Prince Jacques attended the naming of the new  Maritime and Airport Police Division boat Princesse Gabriella on Wednesday {Photos} 

-Princess Gabriella, The Countess of Carladès officially named the new star of the Maritime and Airport Police Division boat Princesse Gabriella on Wednesday {Photos}

The Netherlands

-Xaiver Albert Alphons Brenninkmeijer celebrated his 5th birthday on Wednesday.

United Kingdom

-Flora Alexandra (Ogilvy) Vesterberg celebrated her 26th birthday on Tuesday.



17th
  • Miss Ellen Mary Lascelles (1984)
  • James, Viscount Severn (2007)
  • Miss Domino Carmen Flint Wood (2007)
  • Master Maximilian Maria von Lattorff (2011) (Liechtenstein)
  • Master Raphaël Casiraghi Elmaleh (2013) (illegitimate son of Charlotte Casiraghi, Monaco)
18th

19th
  • Mr. Maximilian John Gerald Lascelles (1991)
20th
  • Infanta Elena of Spain, The Duchess of Lugo (1963)
  • Princess Akiko of Mikasa (1981)

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