A proud mother. Princess Adrienne, born in March 2018 in Stockholm, celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday March 9, 2024. On Instagram, Madeleine of Sweden, who is also the mother of Princess Leonore and Prince Nicolas, posted a tender message for her youngest. “Happy birthday to our adorable little girl Who celebrates its 6th anniversary today! You are kind and loving and always ready to lend a hand to your parents! We love you a lot”, wrote the youngest daughter of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and Queen Silvia in description of a photo of Adrienne, posing on a sandy beach in an adorable spring outfit.
The wife of Christopher O’Neill, to whom she said yes for life in the chapel of the royal palace in Stockholm in June 2013, seems to have made a habit of posting this kind of message on the occasion of Adrienne’s birthdays .“Happy fourth birthday to our sweet Adrienne! You are our youngest, and yet you already have your feet on the ground. You are intelligent, caring and full of life”, she wrote in 2022. “ Happy birthday, Adrienne! You are our sweet and charming little girl that we all love so much!” she wrote the following year, on the occasion of her last child’s fifth birthday. In short, a nice tradition.
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Madeleine of Sweden and her family back home?
Young Adrienne of Sweden may have celebrated her sixth birthday in the land where she was born. Indeed, after five years spent in Miami, in the United States, Princess Victoria’s younger sister announced on March 7, 2023 that she and her husband, as well as their three children, would soon return to live in their native country. Unfortunately, this move was postponed until 2024 for an undisclosed reason. However, their new place of life is already known, and according to the words of Margareta Thorgren, head of communications at the Palace,Expressen, the couple and their heirs should soon settle down in an apartment located in the royal stables of Stockholm. Updated in 2014, for a total cost of 6.8 million Swedish crowns (approximately 605,000 euros) in 2014, the family’s future home consists of five rooms and thus promises to offer Madeleine of Sweden and his family a peaceful place to spend good times in the heart of the capital.
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