Princess Ines of Sweden
She inspires with the first national holiday
The little princess Ines of Sweden inspires the people. In traditional costume, the daughter of Carl Philip and Sofia shows itself on the national holiday.
Princess Ines celebrates a small milestone a few weeks after her birth: her first Swedish national holiday. Prince Carl Philip (46) and Princess Sofia (40) was born on February 7th. In a picture, iNes can be seen in her mother’s arm in a small blue-yellow national costume. Prince Carl Philip stands next to the wife and daughter and waves to the snapshot.
The photo of the Swedish royal family says: “Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are now open to visitors together with Princess Ines in Stockholm.” The fact that Sofia shows up with Baby Ines on today’s national holiday comes as a surprise. A few days ago, Swedish media reported that the four -time mother would not be there. In addition to Ines, Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip are also parents of Prince Alexander (9), Prince Gabriel (7) and Prince Julian (4).
The entire royal family is expected on the national holiday
Since the birth of her youngest child in February, Princess Sofia had largely withdrawn from the public. She only completed a single official appearance during this time: Together with her little daughter, she appeared on the castle balcony on the occasion of King Carl XVI’s birthday in April. Gustaf (79).
The entire royal family will now be seen on the national holiday. In addition to King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia (81) as well as Crown Princess Victoria (47), Prince Daniel (51) and the two children, Princess Estelle (13) and Prince Oscar (9), Princess Madeleine (42), husband Chris O’Neill (50) and the children Princess Leonore (11), Prince Nicolas also (9) and Princess Adrienne (7).
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Source: Stern
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