Princess Eugenie is offering a sweet glimpse into life with 2-month-old daughter, Adelaide.
King Charles III's niece took to Instagram Oct. 13 to pay tribute to her husband Jack Brooksbank as they marked their eighth wedding anniversary.
"Happy 8 years married my love," the princess wrote as she shared a touching moment between Brooksbank and their baby girl, who was born in August. The couple also share sons August, 5, and Ernest, 3.
"What you can't hear in this video is Jack asking our daughter if she likes her head being massaged that way... so thoughtful, caring, and best Dada there is to our 3," she wrote. "Couldn't have wished for a better partner."
Adelaide is 15th in line to the British throne, while mom Eugenie is 12th in Britain's line of
succession.
Brooksbank and the princess married at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on Oct. 12, 2018. Hundreds attended the star-studded wedding, including Eugenie's grandparents, the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George of Wales were among the pair's gaggle of bridesmaids and page boys. Eugenie's cousins, Prince William and Prince Harry, also attended the event.
Eugenie, 36, is the youngest daughter of Sarah Ferguson and ex-Prince Andrew, who the king stripped of his royal titles last year amid controversy over his friendship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The king also evicted Andrew from Royal Lodge, which served as his home in Windsor for more than 20 years. Despite their separation, Andrew was living at the property with Ferguson, who has also been linked to Epstein. Both live a live in near-exile and are rarely seen in public.
Last week, the disgraced royal officially surrendered the lease on the 30-room mansion, with older brother Charles footing a very pricey repair bill on the run-down building.
In February, Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public life as British police raided two of his royal residences. On Oct. 8, Thames Valley Police conceded that the warrants they used during the raids were unlawful, though the investigation remains active.
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