Dutch royalty refers to the royal family of the Netherlands, officially known as the House of Orange-Nassau. The current monarch is King Willem-Alexander, who ascended the throne in 2013 after the abdication of his mother, Queen Beatrix. The royal family plays a ceremonial role in Dutch society and is involved in various charitable activities. The Dutch royal family is known for its close ties to the people and its commitment to public service. They participate in national celebrations, such as King's Day, and engage in diplomatic missions. The monarchy is a constitutional one, meaning the king's powers are limited by the Dutch constitution.