Princess Eugenie shared new photos celebrating four weeks of daughter Adelaide, and the update turns a private birth into a neatly timed family marker. Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank was born on 3 August, making the four-week point the first clear milestone since the arrival of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s third child.
Adelaide at four weeks
Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank is Princess Eugenie’s daughter, and the timing is the key detail here: the photos landed when she was exactly four weeks old. Eugenie has three children with Jack Brooksbank, with August now six years old and Ernest three years old, so the new images sit within a household that is already balancing more than one young child at once.
That matters because this was not a generic family post. It marked the first visible milestone for a newborn whose name was revealed two weeks after her arrival, giving the audience a more specific sense of where the family is in the newborn cycle rather than just a birth announcement.
Portugal and the UK
The family raise their children in two different countries, splitting time between Portugal and the UK, which gives the Adelaide update a second layer. Jack Brooksbank accepted a role with Discovery Land Company in 2022, and the company is based at the CostaTerra Golf & Ocean Club in Portugal, so the family’s routine is built around that cross-border setup.
Princess Eugenie has said, “This is why Portugal is the dream because I can go to the supermarket in my exercise gear and my hair piled on my head and not mind. Not care. No one cares,” during a Table Manners podcast episode. She also said in 2024, “They love swimming. The sea in Portugal is a little bit rougher. So we've got our feet in, but Augie is a fish. He literally loves it and we have whales and dolphins all across the walls.”
Kensington Palace in the UK
In the UK, the family live at Kensington Palace in Ivy Cottage, which has three bedrooms. Adelaide has not been to the UK yet, so the new photos do more than document a baby at four weeks; they also show how the family’s life is already being split between one home base in Portugal and another in Kensington Palace in the UK.
Princess Eugenie’s update lands as a small but revealing piece of family reporting: a newborn milestone, a three-child household, and a cross-border arrangement that is now shaping how those early weeks are seen. The next thing readers will be watching is simple enough — when the family’s two-country routine puts Adelaide in the UK for the first time.
