Her Royal Highness Princess Eugenie was safely delivered of a son today, 9th February 2021, at 0855hrs at The Portland Hospital. Jack Brooksbank was present.
The baby weighs 8lbs 1oz.
The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Duke of York, Sarah, Duchess of York, and Mr and Mrs George Brooksbank have been informed and are delighted with the news.
This is Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s first child, The Duke of York and Sarah, Duchess of York’s first grandchild, and the ninth great-grandchild for The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh. Her Royal Highness and her child are both doing well.
Princess Eugenie won't accept a royal title for her baby if offered by the Queen because it is a 'curse' and she wants her child to have an 'ordinary life', a family friend told Vanity Fair in September.
A family friend of the couple revealed several months ago that titles 'don't matter' to the couple, who will raise the child at their home of Kensington Palace, and said they just want 'a happy healthy child.'
Speaking to Vanity Fair's Katie Nicholl, the source revealed: 'Eugenie knows that a title can be a curse as well as a blessing and she and Jack want their child to live an ordinary life and eventually work to earn a living.'
Sources also revealed the couple will choose an 'ordinary' name for their first born.
According to the regulations of the House of Windsor, Eugenie's baby will not automatically be entitled to the HRH styling, which only extends to grandchildren of the monarch.
The source said even if the Queen offered a title as a gift, it was 'not Eugenie or Jack’s desire; for their child to have a title.
Despite having royal titles, Princess Eugenie and her sister Princess Beatrice are not currently considered to be senior working royals, because they do not carry out duties full time on behalf of the Queen.
Baby Arthur favourite name for Eugenie and Jack
Arthur is the favoured name of choice for Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's newborn son, according to Ladbrokes.
At 5/1 Arthur leads the betting with the bookies following the safe arrival of the couple's first son, or there's 6/1 on offer the baby is called James.
Frederick, Edward and Albert are all chalked up at 8/1 apiece, while it's 10/1 for little baby Albert, Hugo or Alfred.
Andrew is an outsider at 25/1 to be the moniker chosen by the new parents.
Jessica O'Reilly of Ladbrokes said: "Huge congratulations to Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank on the birth of their son. The early betting is pointing towards a traditional name like Arthur for Eugenie and Jack's son."
She added: "However, given Eugenie's name we can't rule out something a little more out-there such as Tarquin or Humphrey."
Ladbrokes latest betting Name of Royal Baby:
- Arthur 5/1
- James 6/1
- Frederick 8/1
- Edward 8/1
- Albert 8/1
- Hugo 10/1
- Alfred 10/1
- Alexander 10/1
- Tarquin 12/1
- Henry 12/1
- Philip 12/1
- Charles 12/1
- Hugo 14/1
- George 14/1
- Thomas 14/1
- Harry 16/1
- Humphrey 16/1
- Andrew 25/1
- William 25/1
- Horatio 25/1
- Bradley 33/1
ベアトリス王女＆ユージェニー王女も、
米国所有の、同病院
”ザ・ポートランド病院”で誕生された。
セーラ夫人は、ロイヤルファミリーで初めて
NHS以外の病院で出産されたことに。
また、
ベアトリス王女の旦那様、エドさんも
この病院で誕生らしい。。
born in the American-owned hospital on Great Portland Street in Westminster in 1990 and 1988 respectively.
Sarah, Duchess of York became the first member of the royal family to give birth in a non-NHS hospital.
The private maternity hospital is located just three miles from Eugenie and Jack's London home Ivy Cottage and has seen a number of notable births over the years.
Princess Beatrice's husband and Eugenie's brother-in-law Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi was also born at the hospital in 1983
WHY DID PRINCESS EUGENIE CHOOSE THE PORTLAND HOSPITAL TO GIVE BIRTH?
The luxury private hospital where Princess Eugenie has given birth offers new parents a 'celebration meal' complete with champagne, lobster and foie gras.
The Duchess of Sussex, who also gave birth there, was reported to have wanted a home birth after rejecting a stay at the Lindo Wing where the Duchess of Cambridge famously posed with her three newborns.
But more than a week overdue, The Mail was told she was forced to have Baby Sussex in hospital - most likely at The Portland in central London.
The Portland’s childbirth packages start from £6,760 and can cost up to £20,000.
Extended stays The Portland can rack up bills of £1,800 a night, a far cry from Frimley Park NHS Hospital in Surrey where Meghan was rumoured to have gone if her hopes of a home birth were dashed.
The luxury private hospital where Princess Eugenie gave birth offers new parents a 'celebration meal' complete with champagne, lobster and foie gras
Staff offer 24-hour room service in their lavish labour suites, which come complete with Molton Brown toiletries and four-poster cots (pictured, a labour suite)
There are reported to be 50 full-time midwives and nursery nurses on duty at all times, happy to change nappies and 'check in' on newborns while their exhausted parents try to get some sleep
Other famous mothers who have had their babies there include Victoria Beckham, Liz Hurley and Jools Oliver.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York also gave birth to Princess Eugenie and Beatrice there.
Staff offer 24-hour room service in their lavish labour suites, which come complete with Molton Brown toiletries and four-poster cots.
New parents are offered a meal to celebrate the safe delivery of their child, with a menu that boasts lobster, oysters, foie gras, champagne and afternoon tea options - all served on silver platters.
Extended stays The Portland can rack up bills of £1,800 a night, a far cry from Frimley Park NHS Hospital in Surrey where Meghan and Harry were rumoured to have gone if her hopes of a home birth were dashed.
Meghan was previously rumoured to have her eye on Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey (pictured) if her hopes of a home birth were dashed. The NHS hospital was rated good in its last inspection
While Frimley Park was rated good, with some outstanding aspects, by the Care Quality Commission, it can't compete with the luxury 'goodie bags' new mothers are handed when they leave The Portland.
These include an invitation to a professional mother and baby photoshoot, more champagne and luxury toys, according to The Sun.
There are reported to be 50 full-time midwives and nursery nurses on duty at all times, happy to change nappies and 'check in' on newborns while their exhausted parents try to get some sleep.
Babies are treated to £3,500 Moses baskets designed by luxury furniture brand Dragons of Walton Street, as well as £14,000 four-poster Little Duchess cot.
☆王位継承順位☆
ユージェニー王女のベイビーは、11位に。
Although Princess Eugenie's baby son is 11th in line to the throne, he will not have a title nor an official royal role, meaning he won't carry out any royal duties. Pictured, a graphic illustrating the order of succession. Princess Anne follows behind her younger brothers Prince Andrew and Prince Edward (not pictured) despite being older because of the system of male primogeniture, which was in place at the time of her birth but was revised in 2011
The couple spoke to first-year nursing student Abigail McGarvey about her insightful diary. Abigail created it to offer a glimpse into a typical shift for student nurses.
She told the Duke and Duchess about the impact of patients being unable to receive visits from their loved ones. She also discussed starting university during a pandemic and how it affected engaging and learning with her peers.
また、
北アイルランドの
アルスター大学で
最前線に配属され
実践的な臨床セッションを学んでいる
看護生たちともお話に。
Also learned of undertaking placements on the frontline in Northern Ireland
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spoke to students from Ulster University, Northern Ireland, as they participated in practical clinical sessions with their lecturers
Over the past year, nursing students have been thrust into an unprecedented situation. For those on work placement amid a pandemic, challenges like never before have been presented to the NHS, as staff on the front line grappled with the toughest circumstances.
The Duchess, patron of ”Nursing Now”, told students,
"Nursing is one of the most trusted professions in the country, so you couldn't have chosen a better career choice and it's needed now more than ever. You've got almost three generations now. Those coming back from retirement, but also you guys doing your training who are stepping up. It shows real commitment and real teamwork, and it should really be celebrated."
ファッションは〜
やはり、またジャケット。
完全にお仕事スタイルがシャープに変化
そして、ジャケットも着回し
これも、もはやコロナ禍の定番。
とはいえ、
《アレキサンダー・マックイーン》
のタキシードJKと
普通なら、華やかJKなんだけど
Zoomとロングヘアのダウンスタイルということで
サテンの襟部分が見えず、良い感じ。
ジュエリーはNEWで
ラピスラズリのネックレスに
ゴールドのピアス。
私もですが、ジュエリーモードのキャサリン妃？
服は着回しでもジュエリーはプラス
のもよう。
わかる、その心境。。。
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The Duke and Duchess joined @UlsterUni students taking part in practical clinical sessions at the university with their lecturers.
Both cohorts undertook placements during the first wave of the pandemic, with many extending their placements to support the frontline workforce. pic.twitter.com/058z3b7f4g
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) February 10, 2021
During the call, the students discussed their appreciation for the invaluable experiences they have gained working on the frontline, and the support they received from @UlsterUni during this challenging period. pic.twitter.com/4HzJ4yT2QD
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) February 10, 2021
👩⚕️ A day in the life
Take a look at our other post to see The Duke and Duchess hear from @UlsterUni Nursing student Abigail about her experiences of studying during the pandemic, and of undertaking her first placement on the frontline of the #COVID19 response in Northern Ireland 🏥
🏥 For nursing students across the UK, studying and undertaking placements during the pandemic has been a challenge like no other.
The Duke and Duchess spoke with Abigail, a first-year Adult Nursing student at @UlsterUni about her video diary 🎥 created to demonstrate a typical shift during her first placement as a student nurse.
Abigail told The Duke and Duchess about some of the challenges she had faced, including the emotional impact of patients being unable to receive visits from their families. She also spoke about her experience of starting university during a pandemic, and the impact that COVID-19 has had on her ability to socialise and learn with fellow students in person due to lockdown restrictions and a subsequent increase in online learning.
Take a look in our Stories 📱 to see more as The Duke and Duchess spoke to @UlsterUni staff and students, where they heard about the students’ appreciation for the invaluable experiences they have gained working on the frontline, and the support they received from the university during this challenging period.
"This is what I want to do for the rest of my life. This is my chosen path. You have to give so much more because families cannot visit."
The Duchess, patron of ”Nursing Now”, told students,
"Nursing is one of the most trusted professions in the country, so you couldn't have chosen a better career choice and it's needed now more than ever. You've got almost three generations now. Those coming back from retirement, but also you guys doing your training who are stepping up. It shows real commitment and real teamwork, and it should really be celebrated."
'William said:"It's very difficult for you guys to go straight into a pandemic I would imagine, that's really baptism by fire as they say, isn’t it?"
Lisa Semerdzhieva, a Year 3 nursing student, replied: "Yes, right, although it was frightening at the start, you know, you really want to go out more.
"Now you can't wait to get back out and practise, to feel like you're helping, you know, because that’s what we were born to do really."
**************************
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Glowing new mother Princess Eugenie leaves hospital with her baby son with proud dad Jack Brooksbank at the wheel
Princess Eugenie left The Portland Hospital with her newborn son, as yet unnamed to the public, this morning
Husband Jack Brooksbank was at the wheel as they drove off from London's Portland Hospital in Westminster
First-time mother looked glowing in a £90 Hillhouse tartan A-line Nap dress and £785 Maxmara camel coat
11th in line to the throne, the baby won't get a royal title as only Queen's grandchildren automatically get one
It's unclear whether the couple were heading to Prince Andrew's Windsor home or Frogmore Cottage, where they spent the final weeks of the 30-year-old's pregnancy in lockdown
It's unclear whether the couple were bound for Fergie and Prince Andrew's home on the Queen's Windsor estate or Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former home, Frogmore cottage, where they've spent recent weeks leading up to the birth
Princess Eugenie spent the final weeks of her pregnancy in lockdown in Windsor
お隣にきっとベイビーが、、、
母の顔❤️
ユージェニー王女のお荷物、、らしい。
A Portland Hospital porter carries Princess Eugenie's belongings from her short stay at the exclusive London hospital to a second awaiting car
A large bouquet of flowers and a pink jacket were among the items that followed the couple back to their home
by learning more about their efforts to support families』
Kensington Palace said:
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