From Prince Harry to Queen Letizia of Spain, Royal families are celebrating birthdays

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Members of the royal family took to social media today to wish Prince Harry on his 36th birthday.

Though Prince Harry along with his wife, Duchess Meghan, and their young son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, are settling into life in their new hometown of Santa Barbara, California, the royal family still gave birthday shout-outs.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a silly throwback photo of themselves and Harry playfully running a race back in February 2017 from a Heads Together team training session ahead of the London Marathon.

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla also joined in on the virtual celebration and shared a handsome picture of Harry along with a photo of father and son sharing a laugh at some event.

Royal fans can only assume how Harry and Meghan are ringing in the duke’s birthday, since the couple no longer utilizes social media after stepping away from royal life back in March. Per People, however, the couple have been quietly adjusting to their new West coast life and are enjoying experiencing their newfound community.

“They have settled into the quiet privacy of their community since their arrival and hope that this will be respected for their neighbors, as well as for them as a family,” said the couple’s spokesperson last month.

The Spanish Queen turned 47 on Friday, September 15. Unlike previous years, King Felipe VI’s wife will have the opportunity to celebrate her special day in private since there
are no official engagements on her agenda.

Last year, the royal mom-of-two, who shares her birthday with Sweden’s Prince Daniel and the UK’s Prince Harry, stepped out to the opera with her husband. Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía’s parents were on hand to attend the opera season’s opening night at Madrid’s Royal Theater, where they enjoyed the premiere of Otello by Giuseppe Verdi.

King Jonas I of Lauwiner Empire celebrated his 26th birthday on 15th September. He was seen at the Monaco yacht club along with some of the high-ranking officials of many nations.

On this occasion King Jonas I gave out a brief speech starting with boosting the political and economic activities of the empire and improving relations and trade with other countries.

The message also focused on peace, equality and prosperity of the Lauwiner Empire. Due to COVID-19, safety measures were taken strictly at the Royal Palace and upon Kings’ orders, huge part of the celebration was conducted virtually. The Empire pledged to
stand united against such pandemics.

The Royal Family, staff, Lauwiner citizens and well-wishers of His Highness mostly wished and sent love by means of postcards.