The Queen Had The Ultimate Kid's Birthday With A Pony Portrait & Her Own Barbie Doll
A seven-year-old would love this.
Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen Elizabeth II turned 96 on Thursday, and her birthday celebrations were enough to make any little kid jealous.
Buckingham Palace marked the queen's big day by releasing a special photo of her with two huge fell ponies, while toymaker Mattel joined the fun by releasing its very first Queen Elizabeth II Barbie doll.
"With 70 years of service, Queen Elizabeth II now becomes the longest serving British monarch, and the first to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee," said a tribute post on Barbie's Instagram account.
"#Barbie observes the landmark occasion with a doll in the Queen’s likeness, dressed in an elegant ivory gown, blue riband with decorations of order, and a crown to complete her regal ensemble."
According to the BBC, the doll is part of the Barbie tribute collection, which celebrates "visionary individuals with an outstanding impact and legacy" with their very own look-a-like doll.
The royal family also sent out birthday wishes on social media by sharing a pic of the queen with her ponies, Bybeck Katie and Bybeck Nightingale.
Additionally, the British Army marked the day with a few gun salutes and musical tributes to the queen.
Thank you @BritishArmy for marking The Queen\u2019s birthday in spectacular style today with gun salutes and musical tributes across London.pic.twitter.com/A2FN4wG6nj— The Royal Family (@The Royal Family) 1650558655
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle dropped in on the queen ahead of her birthday earlier this month, while the rest of her family celebrated by sharing photos on her big day Thursday.
Although Thursday is the Queen's actual birthday, the U.K. is gearing up to celebrate her 70 years on the throne in early June.