Princess Eugenie shares sweet new photos of her son August: ‘The best gift I could ask for’

Princess Eugenie has given her followers another glimpse of her 1-month-old son August as she thanked them for their birthday wishes.

Celebrating her 31st birthday yesterday, the queen’s granddaughter shared two new snapshots of baby August on Instagram, the Daily Mail reports.

“Thanks for the birthday love yesterday,” he wrote. “I have the best gift I could ask for!”

The first photo shows Eugenie holding August, who is wearing a custom outfit with her name embroidered on the back, alongside her husband, 34-year-old Jack Brooksbank.

A second photo shows Brooksbank holding her baby with her little head on her shoulder.

Royal fans were quick to rave about the photos, wishing Eugenie a happy belated birthday and congratulating the couple on their beautiful baby boy.

“Oh my God. You look great and he is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute,” wrote one, while a second commented: “He is beautiful.”

“How nice, congratulations to both of you,” added a third, while a fourth wrote, “How sweet! Happy belated birthday.”

On February 9, the Queen announced the news of August’s birth and said the family was “delighted.”

“Her Royal Highness, Princess Eugenie, safely delivered a son today, February 9, 2021, at 08.55 am at Portland Hospital,” the statement read.

The child is Eugenie’s first and first grandchildren of the Duke and Duchess of York, but the Queen’s ninth great-grandchild.

Eugenie posted an intimate photo on social media, showing the proud parents holding their son’s small hand.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank tied the knot in 2018, seven years after Prince Andrew’s daughter and the successful wine merchant began their relationship.

The queen offered Brooksbank a title before her marriage, but she declined.

Your decision means that your child will not automatically receive a degree.

“Even if the Queen offered them a title [for their baby] as a gift, it is not Eugenie or Jack’s wish for their son to have a degree, “a family friend told Vanity Fair.

“Eugenie knows that a title can be both a curse and a blessing, and she and Jack want their son to live a normal life and eventually work for a living. Titles don’t matter to Jack and Eugenie, they just want a boy. happy and healthy. “

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, previously decided that their son Archie would not use the title to which he would be entitled, that of Earl of Dumbarton.