King Charles has just been reunited with his grandchildren thanks to a meeting with his son on Friday and now he can welcome another new arrival as a royal birth has been announced. Charles welcomed Prince Harry and Meghan and their children to his Highgrove residence during the afternoon after days of speculation over whether the family meeting would take place.
Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, last saw their grandfather in person during Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022. It is understood the Queen who has a private home near to the King’s Gloucestershire property was also among the group. And now it’s been revealed a new arrival for the Royal Family has also been announced with baby Isabel Marina Vesterberg born on July 8. The infant is the daughter of Flora Vesterberg (née Ogilvy), who in turn is the granddaughter of Princess Alexandra, 89, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy, who is the only living granddaughter of King George V.
Posting an image of Isabel on Instgram, proud mum Flora Vesterberg wrote: “Our daughter Isabel Marina Vesterberg arrived safely on the morning of 8 July.
“Timothy and I are overjoyed and full of love for her.
“She’s named for the blessing that she is as well as my paternal great-grandmother. Her name also means ‘of the sea’ where we always feel most at peace in Scotland and Sweden.
Flora Vesterberg, 31, married Swedish financier Timothy Vesterberg at St James’s Palace back in 2020.
A year later, they had a marriage blessing which was attended by the likes of Prince Edward, Duchess Sophie and Lady Gabriella Windsor.
As the granddaughter of the late Queen’s cousin, Princess Alexandra, Flora is a third cousin of King Charles and a distant cousin of Prince William and Prince Harry.
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