For the most part, the royals are not attending their usual activities. A new world is emerging and some of the world’s oldest and most traditional institutions are stepping up to the challenge.
Belgium
Mathilde encourages young people to read during quarantine, I approve that message and the bright yellow she is sporting.
The Duchess of Brabant has returned home and the family is reunited. The family continues their efforts to keep loneliness at bay for thos seniors confined to care centers by making breakfast and phone calls.
Bhutan
Jetsun Pema sends us a lovely message from her mountain country.
Britain
Both the Cambridge and Wessex families clapped for the NHS workers who have been toiling on the front lines of the pandemic.
Camilla, who continues to grow and grow in my estimation, has a message for those who are isolated and at risk of domestic violence.
Denmark
The Royal Run has been postponed, but it will happen in due time.
Norway
Haakon has been working while in isolation, and I chose this particular photo because I love that he does NOT lower his sartorial standards on Zoom.
The Netherlands
Maxima paid a visit to a plant nursery, lending the royal support to a company who has seen their business plummet during the crisis. I applaud the Namaste greeting, and the social distancing on display.
Spain
Felipe and Letizia have lent support to charities supporting relief efforts through video conferencing. Letizia was fortunately not diagnosed with the virus, and has returned to work.
Sweden
The Swedish royals have stepped up to provide support to organizations still open and servicing customers. While the King and Queen remain isolated, Sofia and Carl have visited grocery stores, and Victoria and Daniel completed a series of visits, including one to a military field hospital.
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