Monaco

Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella shine without their parents at annual Christmas presents distribution

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16th December 2021
Just a day after their evening of movies, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella have once again taken centre stage in the Monaco royal agenda.  The twins were the protagonists of the annual Christmas gifts handing out event, a tradition that, up until now, neither Prince Albert nor Princess Charlene had missed. And so, to the surprise of many, it was that the two little royals made…
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Spain

Is King Juan Carlos on his way back to Spain?

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16th December 2021
The future of King Juan Carlos is again the subject of debate after a major Spanish newspaper reported that he intends to return home for his birthday. Juan Carlos turns 84 on January 5th 2022 andEl Mundois reporting that the former monarch plans to be back in Spain to celebrate. The paper, quoting friends of Juan Carlos, says he intends to spend some time in the country he ruled…
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Norway

Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s birthday gala postponed

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16th December 2021
Celebrations planned for the 18th birthday of Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway have been put on hold as the coronavirus pandemic enters a new phase. The coming of age of Norway’s future queen was to be marked with a gala dinner and a government event. However, the…
Spain

King Felipe celebrates young entrepreneurs

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15th December 2021
King Felipe handed out prizes for Young Entrepreneurs in the Santander Bank Auditorium in Madrid on Wednesday, 15 December.  His Majesty arrived at the facility, where he was welcomed by a group of authorities that included the Minister for Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, the Mayor of Madrid, the President of the Spanish Confederation of Young Entrepreneurs and the President of…
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Denmark

Queen Margrethe shares childhood photos from St. Lucia celebrations

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15th December 2021
A special holiday took place this week in the Nordic nations as they celebrated St Lucia, a Christian saint. The celebration is marked by young children dressing up, holding candles in the dark, singing and handing out a traditional pastry called “lussekatter.” To mark the holiday, the Danish Royal Court published several older photographs of how the Royal Family celebrated the day during…
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