Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip of Sweden have welcomed a baby girl to the family, after having three boys.
The Swedish royal family welcomed their fourth child on February 7 which was announced on the royal family’s website.
“Today, Friday 7th February at 1.10 p.m., HRH Princess Sofia gave birth to a daughter at Danderyd Hospital in Stockholm,” the statement read.
“The baby weighs 3645 grams and is 49 centimetres long. Prince Carl Philip was present at Danderyd Hospital throughout the birth.”
Having welcomed their first child in 2016, the pair are now a family of six. Here is everything we know.
Prince Alexander, Duke of Sodermanland
Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip of Sweden welcomed their first child on April 19, 2016.
The young Prince has a striking resemblance to his mother and is fifth in line to the throne.
Prince Gabriel, Duke of Dalarna
Welcoming their second boy on August 31, 2017, just over a year after their firstborn, the couple had Prince Gabriel.
He is sixth in line to the throne behind his eldest brother.
Prince Julian
Prince Julian was the pair’s third boy who was born on March 26, 2021, at a hospital in Greater Stockholm.
He is the first member of the Swedish Royal Family to be born under a new House Law without a monogram.
Princess Ines, Duchess of Västerbotten
Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip welcomed their fourth child, a baby girl on Friday the 7th of February.
The Princess gave birth at the same hospital in Stockholm where she had her three sons.
