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This morning, Princess Eugenie gave birth to her first child, a boy, at Portland Hospital in London. The proud father, Jack Brooksbank, was there for the delivery, and Buckingham Palace recently confirmed that mother and baby are doing well. Eugenie even posted a photo of her newborn’s hand on her personal Instagram account this afternoon. There was no caption for the first photo of the family of three, just a few sweet blue hearts:
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Obviously, there is a lot of excitement about the youngest member of the royal family, and the official birth announcement revealed that Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were “delighted” to hear the news of their ninth great-grandchild. Eugenie’s mother and father, Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew, and Jack’s parents, Mr. And Mrs. Brooksbank, was also “delighted” at the arrival of their grandson. (The royals like to use it to celebrate special occasions.)
Prince Charles (Eugenie’s uncle) and Camilla shared a separate message on their Clarence House Twitter account and congratulated the new parents, saying: “Congratulations to Her Royal Highness Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank on the birth of their son.”
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And while the Sussexs did not make a public statement about their excitement over the latest royal baby, they privately congratulated Jack and Eugenie. Before moving to Windsor, the Sussexes lived near Jack and Eugenie in Kensington Palace, and they are presumably quite close.
The name of the newborn has yet to be shared in public, and the delay is something of a royal tradition.
“The reasoning is perhaps twofold. On the one hand, there is a desire to notify the families before a public statement is made, and any new parent appreciates that they have some private time to learn their new addition. know before the onslaught of announcements, “says the Royal Victoria Arbiter previously shared with Village and country by e-mail before the arrival of Prince Louis.
“However, royals must also consider the great responsibility of naming a new member of the family, and I expect them to be one hundred percent sure of their choice before announcing the name and sealing the baby’s place in history.”
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