The Swedish royal family is currently looking forward to offspring.
Princess Sofia just gave birth to the youngest member of the family, Prince Julian.
Stockholm - In Sweden people are happy about royal offspring: Hey, hey, little prince could also be said.
Prince Julian Herbert Folke is the name of the newest member of the Swedish royal family.
Julian is the youngest offspring of Prince Carl Philip (41) and Princess Sofia (36).
Royal offspring: Sweden has a new prince
Sofia gave birth to Julian on Friday in Stockholm.
Sweden's King Carl XVI.
Gustaf then informed about the child's name on Sunday.
Prince Julian Herbert Folke will take seventh place in the Swedish line of succession behind his two older brothers, as it was also said.
In addition, the young and nephew of Crown Princess Victoria will be Duke of Halland.
On Sunday, in addition to the announcement of the name, another highlight for fans of the Royals followed: The Royal Palace also published a first photo of the newly born prince.
The picture was therefore shot by Prince Carl Philip himself.
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Prince Julian of Sweden: A special fate awaits him
In contrast to other royals in Sweden, Prince Julian now expects a somewhat special fate: The Swedish king decided in October 2019 that some of his grandchildren should no longer officially belong to the royal family.
This meant that the offspring of Princess Madeleine (38) and her husband Christopher O'Neill (46) as well as Carl Philip and Sofia will not have to exercise royal official duties at the highest level and will be viewed more as private individuals.
According to this decision, Prince Julian will be a member of the royal family, but not of the royal family.
According to the court, he is therefore not considered Royal Highness.
In contrast, a divorce made headlines in the summer of 2020.
