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Princess Leonore is all grown up in new birthday portrait – see Princess Madeleine's sweet post


UPDATED FEBRUARY 20, 2019 3:39 PM EST

Princess Leonore is all grown up and celebrating a milestone! Princess Madeleine and Chris O’Neill’s little girl is all smiles in a brand-new photo. Madeleine took to her Instagram on Wednesday, February 20, to wish her oldest daughter a happy birthday. “Happy Birthday Leonore! Thank you for bringing us so much fun and happiness! [red heart emoji] U,” the 36-year-old royal wrote. The new photo – which was taken by Madeleine – was also released on the Swedish royal family’s official Instagram. “Today, Princess Leonore is 5 years old,” the caption read.

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Princess Leonore turned five on February 20 Photo: Princess Madeleine/kungahuset.se

In the picture, the tiny royal gazes sweetly into the camera. Leonore’s blonde tresses are parted past her face. The royal looks like a little lady in a pink dress. Earlier in the week, Madeleine gave her followers a peek inside of her life at home with her children. On Monday, February 18, the mother-of-three shared a picture of Leonore and her three-year-old brother Prince Nicolas.

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Nicolas and Leonore smile for the camera as they perch out the side of the family’s pool. Absent from the picture is their little sister, Princess Adrienne – who will celebrate her first birthday in March. In December, Madeleine showcased Princess Leonore’s new talent. The royal took to her Instagram to share a fun photo of her daughter participating in the production of The Nutcracker.

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“Our very own Nutcracker ballerina!,” she wrote next to a series of holiday emojis. In the picture, Leonore is caught mid air in a tutu and matching bow. Madeleine, Chris and their three children made the move from London to Miami, Florida last year. Madeleine has shared a host of photos of her children on her social site. The royal ended last year with a post dedicated to “the best thing that happened in 2018.”