Swedish Princess Madeleine
Sweden's Princess Madeleine and her husband Christopher O'Neil arrive with their daughter Leonore to the wedding of her brother Prince Carl Philip to Sofia Hellqvist at the Royal Chapel in Stockholm, in this photo taken June 13, 2015. The Swedish Marshal of the Realm announced on June 15, 2015 that Princess Madeleine has given birth to a son. Picture taken June 13. REUTERS/Fredrik Sandberg/TT News Agency

Oh baby! The Swedish Royal Family welcomed yet another addition to the family on Monday (15 June) after Princess Madeleine gave birth to her second child, a son.

The Royal Court announced that the 33-year-old princess, who is fourth in line to the throne, and her newborn baby are both in good health. The baby, whose name has not been revealed yet, is the sixth in line, Reuters reported.

The new royal is the second child for the princess and her husband, banker Christopher O'Neill. The couple had their first child, Princess Leonore in February 2014.

Swedish Royal Wedding
Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip are pictured during their first dance at their wedding in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden, June 13, 2015. REUTERS/Anders Wiklund/TT News Agency

On 13 June, Princess Madeleine celebrated the nuptials of her brother Prince Carl-Philip to 30-year-old Sofia Hellqvist in Stockholm at the Chapel Royal of the Sveriges Kungahus. Several royals from throughout the world attended the wedding from Denmark's Queen Margrethe to Japan's Princess Takamado.

The prince's parents, and reigning monarchs, 69-year-old King Carl Gustaf and 71-year-old Queen Silvia were among the wedding party, as well as the heir to the throne 38-year-old Crown Princess Victoria, her 41-year-old husband Prince Daniel and their 3-year-old daughter Princess Estelle.

Sweden's monarchy is a constitutional monarchy, with the king holding no political power. Reuters reported that public support for the Swedish royal family has declined in the last few years although they maintain wide popularity.

According to E! Online, the newest princess looked quite royal in a long-sleeved lace gown that had a long train and cathedral-length veil. The newlyweds were met by thousands of fans as they were driven to the palace for the wedding reception by a horse-drawn carriage.