The Future Queens In Europe

I'm sitting down here writing these words with mixed feelings. It's been 6 years already. 6 years since I joined UA-cam. And I keep asking myself, where did all the years go? Feels like just yesterday that I made my first video. I'm not lying when I say joining UA-cam changed my life. I honestly don't know where I would be today without it. All the friends I have on here and all the memories I've made over these last 6 years. So thankful I have all of you in my life, and I know for sure I wouldn't have had it any other way.
So I guess what I'm trying to say is, thank you. Thank you to all of you who have been a part of my journey. Thank you for all the support and love, the likes, comments and just everything. That day back in 2011 I never thought I would be sitting here 6 years later with 4 million views in total, a total of 16K likes and more than 7K comments overall. I'm also only 61 subscribers away from 3K. I'm speechless. Really. All I can say is thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You guys are amazing, and I appreciate each and everyone of you. I love you all.
These girls were the reason I joined UA-cam (well, not Estelle, cause she wasn't even born yet back then), and even though I don't reaally vid them anymore, they'll always have a special place in my heart. If it hadn't been for them, I don't know if I would've joined UA-cam. And since my very first video that I ever posted was of Princesses, I wanted to mark this special day with a video of exactly that. Princesses. Or, to put it in another way, the young girls who will one day rule Europe.
As of 2017 there is two princesses that is 2nd in line to the throne in their respective countries. But I've chosen to also include Elisabeth, Catharina-Amalia & Leonor, even though they're 1st in line to the throne in their respective countries. Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of Brabant is the oldest one of the future queens, she was born in October 2001. She became duchess of Brabant (a title they have for the heiress in Belgium) in July 2013 when her grandfather abdicated. Then there's just one month between Princess Catharina-Amalia of The Netherlands & Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, which were born in December 2003 & January 2004. Catharina Amalia became 1st in line in the succesion to the Dutch throne in April of 2013 after her grandmother abdicated. Catharina-Amalia has the title of Princess of Orange. Both Princess Catharina-Amalia & Princess Ingrid Alexandra were bridesmaids in their godmother, Crown princess Victoria of Sweden's wedding 19th June 2010.
Princess Leonor of Spain is the next, she was born in October 2005. Leonor became the Princess of Asturias & also 1st in line to the Spanish throne on June 19th 2014, when her grandfather abdicated. This makes her heiress presumptive. But unlike Elisabeth & Catharina-Amalia, who are heiress apparent & can't be replaced as 1st in line, this is not the case with Leonor. If her parents give birth to a son in the future, he will replace her as the princess of Asturias & Leonor becomes an infanta again. Leonor is also the youngest heiress in Europe. Estelle of Sweden is as of 2017 the youngest of the future queens, she was born on 23rd February 2012.
Hope you guys like it. Thumbs up and comments will make my day.