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Happy birthday, Princess Adrienne! Princess Madeleine of Sweden's daughter turned 7 on Sunday, March 9. The royal celebrated Adrienne's birthday with a sweet new photo of the little Princess on Instagram. "Happy birthday to Adrienne who turns 7 today! Every day you fill our hearts with love and we are so lucky to have you! ❤️," Madeleine captioned the snapshot.
Adrienne was photographed with her hair down and seemingly sporting a Polo Ralph Lauren sweatshirt as she smiled at the camera. One Instagram user commented that the Princess "is so grown up and so beautiful 🌸💜," while another wrote (translated to English) that Adrienne is "much like" her mom Madeleine and Princess Sibylla, the late mother of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden.
Adrienne, who is 12th in line to the Swedish throne, is the youngest of Princess Madeleine and Christopher O'Neill's children. The pair are also parents to daughter Princess Leonore, 11, and son Prince Nicolas, 9.
Madeleine's three children are members of the royal family, but not the royal house. Her kids and her brother Prince Carl Philip's children were removed from the royal house by King Carl XVI Gustaf in 2019. At the time, Madeleine wrote on Instagram (translated to English), "This change has been planned for a long time. Chris and I think it is good that our children will now have a greater opportunity to shape their own lives as private individuals in the future."
After living in Florida since 2018, Madeleine, Chris and their kids relocated to Sweden last year. Months after their move, the mom of three shared a photo of Adrienne and their dog Teddy "experiencing a crisp and cold autumn for the first time!" Adrienne was less than a year old when she and her family moved to Florida.
In a 2019 interview with Mama, Princess Madeleine admitted, "The children have been looking forward to coming to Sweden for such a long time, to their rooms and to their things. But also because we are outside so much more here than we are in Florida. It's so hot there, and you can only be outside for short periods, so for them to be able to be out in the forest and run around, it's a dream. And it's something that I have really missed myself."
While she's back in her native Sweden, Madeleine told PEOPLE in 2024 that "the U.S. will always remain close to my heart."