See Royals Around the World Working from Home — and Get a Rare Peek Inside Their Palaces

The royal mom of three shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse at her desk, decorated with colorful books.

Prince William and Kate "have been in regular contact with organisations and patronages to understand the issues they are facing during this difficult time," according to their office.

The 93-year-old British monarch is conducting her weekly audiences with Prime Minister Boris Johnson via telephone from her Windsor Castle home, where she is staying with husband Prince Philip.

After testing positive for coronavirus himself, Prince Charles recorded a video message from his home office encouraging social distancing and isolation to help stop the spread of the ilness of protect vulnerable citizens.

Grace Kelly's son tested positive for coronavirus, but he continued to work from his private apartments in the palace. Prince Albert told PEOPLE on March 19 that he was "feeling okay. My symptoms are flu-like, but it feels like a pretty mild case. I've a slight fever, not really that bad. A little bit of a cough. I'd a runny nose the first few days, that was the first sign. I've felt a little stuffed up, but that's it."

Sweden's royal couple have used video chats to continue their royal work during the coronavirus outbreak. Together, they contacted organizations to learn about how they were affected by the situation.

Sweden's monach is staying at Stenhammer Palace in Sodermanland. Here, the couple held a virtual meeting with daughter Princess Victoria to reschedule planned activities.

Instead of pajamas as his work from home uniform, Prince Carl Philip wore his military clothes to tour a new field hospital via video chat.

Prince Carl Philip's wife shared a work from home photo, set up in front of a large window.

Frederik recruited his son, Prince Christian, to snap a photo of him Facetiming with the Red Cross.

Spain's royal couple have used video conferences to hold meetings on how the coronavirus has affected organizations in the country.

Prince Haakon's desk and office is decorated with family photos, as seen in this rare photo shared on Instagram.