Sweden’s Prince Oscar is not having it!

The 3-year-old royal joined his family – mom Crown Princess Victoria, dad Crown Prince Daniel and big sister Princess Estelle, 7 – outside Stockholm’s Royal Palace on Wednesday to celebrate his mother’s name day (similar to a birthday). However, he seemed less than thrilled to be taking part in the festivities.

While Estelle smiled delightedly at the occasion, including when her mother was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers, Prince Oscar wore an unimpressed expression throughout the ceremony. Even a band performance and the hundreds of people who had excitedly gathered to see the family couldn’t cheer him up!

The little prince didn’t even crack a smile while being held in Prince Daniel’s arms for a sweet family photo.

Despite his sullen expression, Oscar still looked adorable in his winter-weather gear. He sported an all-navy ensemble, including a beanie and gloves, along with brown boots.

Meanwhile, Princess Estelle stayed warm in a pink jacket and matching pants. She also pulled a pink hat over her hair, which she wore in braided pigtails.

Prince Oscar isn’t the only young royal who has an off day every now and again. In July 2017, Prince George showed off his shy side as his family arrived in Poland.

While Princess Charlotte was all smiles and happily showing off her royal wave, George pouted and needed a little pep talk from dad Prince William.

A few days later when the royal foursome touched down in Berlin, George appeared ready for a royal nap. He rubbed his eyes and held William’s hand as they made their way through the greeting line.

Princess Victoria, 41, looked regal for her name day celebration in head-to-toe burgundy, including a wrapped-up scarf, leather gloves and suede boots.

Although her birthday isn’t until July 14, Swedish Armed Forces have celebrated Victoria’s name day on March 12 since the 1990s.

Royal fans showered her with gifts in celebration.

The Swedish royals are ruling the pink carpet!

Princess Victoria, Princess Sofia and other members of the royal family stepped out on Tuesday for a fashionable night out at the Polar Music Prize 2019 awards ceremony at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm.

Looking straight off a catwalk, Victoria stunned in an extravagant blush dress featuring layers of tulle by Selam Fessahaye, an up-and-coming Swedish designer. The head-turning gown was cinched at the waist and fell into a ground-sweeping skirt in the back while showing off the royal’s legs in front. Princess Victoria, 41, completed the extravagant look with matching accessories — dangling earrings and a clutch — and tied her hair back into a chic updo.

Her husband, Prince Daniel, 45, looked dapper in a navy tuxedo complete with a black bow tie and his signature glasses.

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Princess Sofia, 34, also upped her style game for the event, going all in on a floral look. The former model, who joined the royal family with her marriage to Prince Carl Philip in June 2015, sported a long-sleeved gown featuring red, yellow and white flowers. The continued the theme with her red floral headband. She added a touch of gold with her dangling earrings and clutch.

Prince Carl Philip, 40, also dressed up for the event in a classic black tuxedo and bow tie.

Queen Silvia and King Carl XVI Gustaf were also in attendance, with the monarch sporting a black tuxedo. Queen Silvia matched her daughter in a pink shawl worn over a green patterned dress. She accessorized with a statement necklace and matching earrings.

Missing from the family fun was Princess Madeleine. The royal, who celebrated her 37th birthday this week by releasing a new portrait, moved her family to Florida last year. However, she was recently in Stockholm to celebrate Sweden’s National Day — complete with traditional dress and headscarf!

The Swedish princesses just went from runway ready to one with nature!

Sisters-in-law Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Sofia teamed up on Wednesday for a hike at Fulufjällets National Park. The outdoors visit held special meanings for both royals: it marked the final hike to complete Victoria’s goal to hike all 25 provinces of Sweden, and it took place in Dalarna, where Sofia spent her childhood.

Along the way, Princess Victoria, wearing a purple jacket, and Princess Sofia, in a hat and green coat, posed for photos at scenic spots. The royals hiked passed Old Tjikko, which is known as the world’s oldest known tree (it is a clonal tree that has regenerated new trunks, branches and roots over millennia, but has roots dating back 9,550 years), and Njupeskär’s waterfall, the country’s highest waterfall at 305 ft. tall.

Princess Victoria was also given a wreath, which she wore around her neck, to mark the completion of her hiking mission. In Dalarna, the winner of the Vasaloppet ski race is given a wreath.

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Wednesday’s outing came just hours after the royal women dressed to the nines for  the Polar Music Prize 2019 awards ceremony at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm.

Looking straight off a catwalk, Victoria stunned in an extravagant blush dress featuring layers of tulle by Selam Fessahaye, an up-and-coming Swedish designer. The head-turning gown was cinched at the waist and fell into a ground-sweeping skirt in the back while showing off the royal’s legs in front. Princess Victoria, 41, completed the extravagant look with matching accessories — dangling earrings and a clutch — and tied her hair back into a chic updo.

Princess Sofia, 34, also upped her style game for the event, going all in on a floral look. The former model, who joined the royal family with her marriage to Prince Carl Philip in June 2015, sported a long-sleeved gown featuring red, yellow and white flowers. The continued the theme with her red floral headband. She added a touch of gold with her dangling earrings and clutch.

Princess Estelle is all smiles for the start of the school year!

The Swedish royal family shared a new portrait of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel’s 7-year-old daughter on her first day back to school.

“Time for the call! Today, many children are returning to the books- so is Princess Estelle, who is now starting in grade 1,” they wrote alongside the sun-filled portrait on Instagram.

The caption also made sure to give proper photo credit — to Princess Victoria! Like proud parents around the world, the royal mom got behind the camera for her daughter’s first day of school photo, which features the little princess leaning against a tree in a blue top as her blonde hair is blown around by the wind.

Like fellow royal shutterbug Kate Middleton, Princess Victoria captures all of her children’s special moments. She recently captured a sweet moment between Estelle and 3-year-old brother Prince Oscar enjoying their summer break, and previously documented their celebration of St. Lucia’s Day complete with costumes!

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Princess Estelle’s entire first day of school last year was documented, from her parents escorting her in to the royal setting up her desk.

Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel held hands with their smiling daughter as she headed to her new school, Campus Manilla in Stockholm. Estelle, who is second in line to the Swedish throne behind her mother, wore the perfect first day ensemble: a white skirt and blue shirt, topped by a light pink jacket and her grey backpack.

Students headed into school in a unique way: by hopping aboard a yellow and red train for a ride!

Victoria said in a 2017 interview that Estelle’s lively personality is a mix from both her mother and father.

“I think Estelle gets her character from both of us,” she said. “She is very curious about people, she is very social and very brave. It’s an asset in life, particularly in her role.”

The Swedish royals just went glam!

King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia led the way for a lavish dinner at Stockholm’s Royal Palace on Tuesday night, where the family got dolled up in their best formal wear — including sparkling tiaras.

Princess Sofia, who walked arm in arm with husband Prince Carl Philip, made a splash with her unpredictable choice of evening gown — a long-sleeved ensemble in forest green complete with a subtle leopard print.

Sofia wore the tiara she previously wore on their wedding day in 2015 — in a way not seen in years. Although the sparkler, a gift from the King and Queen Silvia, was topped with emeralds for her walk down the aisle, Sofia replaced the emeralds with pearls for recent formal outings. However, she went back to the glittering green gems to perfectly complement her dress.

The 34-year-old royal mom completed her look with a clutch, green heels and her royal order sash.

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Crown Princess Victoria flashed a smile for the camera as she entered with husband Crown Prince Daniel. For the glamorous evening, the Swedish heir wore a silver long-sleeved gown cinched at the waist featuring a keyhole neckline and slit in the front of the skirt.

Victoria wore her hair in an elegant updo off to the side, highlighting the Six Button Tiara, made up of diamond rosettes.

Queen Silvia chose the Connaught Tiara, which she wore on the night before her wedding and was the first she wore in public. It’s one of her go-to headpieces for elegant occasions, although it’s also been worn by other royals like her daughter Princess Madeleine. Last year for the 2018 Nobel Prize awards ceremony, 42-year-old Victoria sported the glamorous Connaught Tiara, made up of five loops with a diamond pendant suspended in each.

The stunning sparkler accented Queen Silvia’s red lace gown, complete with a sheer shall. She accessorized her look with a diamond necklace, drop earrings and a gold clutch.

While the King and Queen’s eldest daughter and son enjoyed the dinner, missing was their youngest child, Princess Madeleine. Madeleine relocated to Florida with her husband and three children last year.

Last month, King Carl Gustaf announced his decision to his grandchildren’s royal titles stripped. The palace announced that the children of Princess Madeleine and Chris O’Neill as well as Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are no longer official members of the royal house, which means they are no longer expected to perform official royal duties.

Despite losing their title of Royal Highness, Madeleine’s three children  — Princess Leonore, 5, Prince Nicolas, 4, and Princess Adrienne, 1 — and Carl Philip’s two sons — Prince Alexander, 3, and Prince Gabriel, 2 — will retain their titles of Prince and Princess, but these titles will become personal and any future spouses or children will not have a right to them.

Princess Madeleine responded to the news on Instagram, writing: “This change has been planned for a long time. Chris and I think it’s good that our children are now getting a greater opportunity to shape their own lives as private individuals in the future.”

Prince Carl Philip also took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the decision, writing: “Today, the King announced the decision that our children no longer hold the Royal Highness position. We see this as positive as Alexander and Gabriel will have freer choices in life.”

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The decision does not pertain to Princess Estelle, 7, and Prince Oscar, 3 — the children of Crown Princess Victoria, who is heir to the throne, and her husband Prince Daniel. Unlike their cousins, both Estelle and Oscar will both continue to be part of the royal house.

It’s the most sparkling time of the year!

The Swedish royals showed off their stunning formalwear for one of their biggest events of the year: the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony banquet. King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia were joined by all three of their children — Princess Victoria, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Madeleine — for the event at Stockholm City Hall.

Princess Madeleine, who relocated her family to Florida last year, returned to her homeland for the special occasion and went bold in a Barbie-pink strapless gown. She accessorized with statement jewelry, including the dramatic Diamond Epaulette Earrings (previously worn by both Madeleine and Victoria on previous occasions) and topped it all off with the Aquamarine Kokoshink tiara.

Crown Princess Victoria chose a black and white gown, but it wasn’t lacking in making a dramatic statement. The dress, by Swedish-Eritrean designer Selam Fessahaye, featured puffed sleeves and a train. She completed the look with the Baden fringe tiara with the Braganza Rose diamond brooch.

Princess Sofia, Prince Carl Philip’s wife, wore the tiara that was gifted to her for her wedding in 2015 — with a twist. The sparkler, which was a gift from the King and Queen Silvia, was topped with emeralds for her walk down the aisle, Sofia replaced the emeralds with pearls for recent formal outings. For Tuesday’s event, however, the tiara featured turquoise gems.

The light blue tiara perfectly matched her statement gown, which featured an off-the-shoulder neckline with flared sleeves that cinched around her forearm. She also wore matching aquamarine earrings.

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King Carl XVI Gustaf handed out prizes for physics, chemistry, physiology, medicine and economic sciences. His wife, Queen Silvia, sat beside him in a gold gown with shear long sleeves. She topped her outfit with the Queen Sofia’s Tiara, named for the headpiece’s original owner, Sofia of Nassau, the queen consort of King Oscar II. (The diamond sparkler, curated in 1860 and worn by Queen Silvia on several occasions, is also known as the “Nine-Prong Tiara.”)

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The evening comes just ahead of a similarly glam moment for the British royals. Queen Elizabeth will be joined by Kate Middleton and other members of the royal family — in tiaras! — on Wednesday evening for the annual Diplomatic Corps reception at Buckingham Palace.

Prince Oscar of Sweden gave a helping hand in getting the palace ready for Christmas!

The 3-year-old royal joined parents Crown Princess Victoria and Crown Prince Daniel in accepting Christmas trees at the Royal Palace of Stockholm on Wednesday. In a fun tradition, students from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences have been presenting the palace with the evergreens every year since the 1960s.

Prince Oscar was clearly excited for the event, jumping as he walked in holding hands with both his mom and dad. He even revealed that he’s already mastered his royal handshake, happily greeting the students (with a little direction from Princess Victoria!).

Oscar was even given a miniature tree — even smaller than himself! — which he proudly held. Throughout the event, there was no sign of his meme-worthy frown that he displayed during Princess Victoria’s name day celebrations last year.

As the trio left, Prince Oscar again walked between his parents and even swung in the air as they held his hands.

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Princess Victoria looked festive to accept the Christmas trees, donning a red ensemble featuring a belted waist and black heels.

The royal couple’s daughter, 7-year-old Princess Estelle, likely missed the event due to school. She’s taken part in the annual tradition in past years.

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Last year, Prince Carl Philip of Sweden had an adorable helper when he took part in the Swedish holiday tradition — his son, Prince Alexander! The little royal, who was 2 at the time, even wore a red Santa Claus hat, red pants and a holiday sweater featuring reindeer.

Royal dreams do come true!

On Thursday, 7-year-old Emilia traveled over 400 miles to meet Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden at the Royal Palace in Stockholm.

Through the charity organization Min Stora Dag, Emilia, who has a type of brain tumor called ependymoma, was finally able to fulfill her wish of meeting Princess Victoria.

The princess, 42, welcomed Emilia to Princess Sibylla’s floor in the palace for tea and biscuits before rounding out the hour visit with surprising the horse-loving Emilia with a ride through Stockholm with a horse carriage from the King’s court stall.

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“Yesterday, the Royal Palace received a special visitor: 7-year-old Emilia from Trelleborg had traveled to Stockholm to meet, together with her parents and sister Maja, the Crown Princess,” the Instagram caption said in Swedish.

The royal also had the opportunity to meet Emilia’s parents and sister Maja.

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Emilia and Maja were sure to look their best for the princess, wearing the same style dress in purple and light teal and similar silver mary-jane pumps.

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Min Stora Dag, which in Swedish means “My Special Day,” helps provide nearly 5,000 children and adolescents with critical illnesses and diseases a “special day” which “gives extra strength and happiness in a tough everyday life,” according to their website.

Princess Estelle is the spitting image of her mother!

In celebration of the princess’ 8th birthday, the Swedish Royal Family shared two new portraits of Estelle on their official Instagram account on Sunday. One shows her looking into the camera with a soft smile (and a princess-worthy braid!) and the other with her 3-year-old brother Prince Oscar.

“Today, Princess Estelle turns 8!” the post was captioned.

Princess Estelle is the eldest child of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, as well as the eldest grandchild of King Carl XVI Gustaf, making her second in line for the Swedish throne after her mother.

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The pictures were taken in mid-February at Haga Castle outside Stockholm, where Estelle and Oscar live with their parents.

Just days before, the royal’s cousin Princess Leonore, the oldest child of Princess Madeleine and Christopher O’Neill, celebrated her 6th birthday in Miami, where the family relocated in the fall of 2018.

In October, King Carl XVI Gustaf announced his decision to have some of his grandchildren’s royal titles stripped. The palace announced that the children of Princess Madeleine and Chris O’Neill, as well as Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia, are no longer official members of the royal house, which means they are no longer expected to perform official royal duties.

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Earlier this year, the princess fractured her limb during a skiing accident while the royal family was enjoying a holiday in the Alps, the Royal Court’s Head of Information Margareta Thorgren confirmed to the Swedish outlet Aftonbladet. The spokeswoman added that Estelle was brought to the hospital for X-rays and placed in a cast.

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Despite her young age, Princess Estelle has been skiing for most of her life. In fact, photos of the future queen on the slopes — and rocking a pink snow suit and cozy white hat — were released to celebrate her third birthday in 2015.

Prince Oscar is growing up so fast!

As the prince rang in his 4th birthday on Monday, the Swedish Royal Family shared two adorable black-and-white portraits of the young royal on their official Instagram account. In one, he is smiling as he gazes out a window (looking just like his father Prince Daniel!) and in another he poses with his big sister, Princess Estelle, 8.

“Today, Prince Oscar turns 4!” the post was captioned.

Prince Oscar is youngest child of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, making him third in line for the Swedish throne after his sister.

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The pictures were taken in mid-February at Haga Castle outside Stockholm, where Estelle and Oscar live with their parents.

Just last week, Princess Estelle celebrated a birthday of her own, as the royal family also shared portraits of her and her brother for her 8th birthday. Days before that, Princess Leonore, Estelle and Oscar’s cousin, Princess Leonore, the oldest child of Princess Madeleine and Christopher O’Neill, celebrated her 6th birthday in Miami, where the family relocated in the fall of 2018.

RELATED: Swedish Royal Family Gives Rare Glimpse Into Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar’s Start to Summer

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In October, King Carl XVI Gustaf announced his decision to have some of his grandchildren’s royal titles stripped. The palace announced that the children of Princess Madeleine and Chris O’Neill, as well as Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia, are no longer official members of the royal house, which means they are no longer expected to perform official royal duties.