The Swedish royal family had a big celebration on April 30. Not only did King Carl XVI Gustaf turn 79 years old, but the family also introduced the newest princess in Sweden. During a balcony appearance in Stockholm, Princess Sofia held her daughter, Princess Ines, in her arms. Ines is Sofia’s fourth child and first daughter with her husband, Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland. Ines joined her brothers, Prince Alexander, 9, Prince Gabriel, 7, and Prince Julian, 4, in February. The boys are fifth, sixth, and seventh in line for the Swedish throne. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kungahuset (@kungahuset) The Princess Was A Wonderful Blessing For Sweden The Swedish royal family posted a photo of Princess Ines on Instagram on February 10, captioned “Princess Ines photographed by Princess Sofia.” Followers loved seeing the beautiful baby girl and some couldn’t help but point out how lucky the family must have felt to add a little girl to their brood. “She is soooooo cute. She is a little princess with three older brothers who are her bodyguards,” soeoen wrote. “Such a beautiful child! God bless you Baby Princess Ines,” another follower shared. This person agreed, writing, “Absolutely adorable! Her sweet smile. Welcome to the world, little Princess, and congratulations to the family.” A few comments left words of wisdom for the new princess in Sweden. Another person remarked about the beauty and innocence of new life. “Welcome to the world, Ines.  We need pure love here in the world. All happiness and prosperity to you and your family,” they wrote. This person shared their excitement for the princess to enjoy all that Sweden and the rest of the world have to offer. “Welcome to the world, Ines! Our world can sometimes seem big and scary, but it is also wonderful, overwhelmingly beautiful, and absolutely amazing. An exciting and challenging place in the universe,” they wrote.   This story’s featured image is by Michael Campanella/Getty Images. The post Newborn Princess Finally Makes Her Royal Debut! appeared first on InspireMore.