Although they have COVID-19, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg have not let the virus get the best of them.
Both monarchs have continued to work behind the scenes as they battle the infection.
King Carl Gustaf has had to adjust his agenda due to health measures as he was due to attend the National Conference of the People and Defense alongside Crown Princess Victoria. Since the King cannot attend in person, he has adapted and will appear virtually while his daughter still attends in person.
He and Queen Silvia are said to be symptom-free and doing well. The Royal Court has not ruled out the King attending the conference in person next week if he is cleared to do so and is still feeling well.
His next in-person engagement is scheduled for 19 January, when he is set to join Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel in meeting with the Swedish Olympic Committee ahead of the Winter Olympics next month in China.
Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg has sworn in three new ministers remotely from Berg Castle while the ministers were in the Grand Ducal Palace. The Royal Court has said he will continue to undertake virtual engagements. He is said to only have mild symptoms.
King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden and Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg all announced they had tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday as the Omicron variant sweeps across Europe. All three have been fully vaccinated and received their booster shots.
Just before Christmas, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark tested positive, as did Princess Beatrix (former Queen) of the Netherlands. Both have fully recovered.
