Princess Eugenie marks anniversary with video of baby daughter

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 05:32 · Archive

Princess Eugenie shared a video of her two-month-old daughter Adelaide on her eighth wedding anniversary.

Princess Eugenie shared a video of her two-month-old daughter Adelaide as she marked her eighth wedding anniversary with husband Jack Brooksbank. In the video, Jack holds Adelaide and rubs her head as he rocks her from side to side. Eugenie captioned the post: 'Happy 8 years married my love. What you can't hear in this video is Jack asking our daughter if she likes her head being massaged that way… so thoughtful, caring, and best Dada there is to our 3. Couldn't have wished for a better partner'.

Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank was born on 3 August in Lisbon, Portugal. She is the youngest of Eugenie and Jack's three children, with two older brothers August, five, and Ernest, three. Eugenie revealed that Adelaide's name was a tribute to 'three people we love and admire past and present', including her late great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. The name also reflects both English and Portuguese history, as the couple has a home and connections in Portugal.

Adelaide's birth was a rare occasion for a British royal family member to be born overseas. Eugenie is the youngest daughter of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, and is currently 12th in line to the British throne.

How it is being reported

• Princess Eugenie shares adorable new video of baby daughter on eighth wedding anniversaryPrincess Eugenie has marked her eighth wedding anniversary with husband Jack Brooksbank by sharing an adorable video of Jack with their younest child Adelaide - and fans can't get enoughThe Mirror · 13 Oct, 05:06
• Princess Eugenie shares new video of baby daughter on eighth wedding anniversaryEugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank welcomed their third child, Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank, on August 3 in Lisbon, Portugal.Evening Standard · 13 Oct, 03:15

In this story: Princess Eugenie · Jack Brooksbank · Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank · Queen Elizabeth II · Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor · Sarah Ferguson · Portugal · British royal family

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