Gave birth to Louis Charles, later recognized by royalists as Louis XVII.
On March 27, 1781, Marie Antoinette gave birth to Louis Charles at Versailles, marking a key moment in the royal family's continuity. Designed as the younger brother of the Dauphin, Louis Charles would later be recognized by royalists as Louis XVII following the execution of his parents. His birth was a politically significant event, reinforcing hopes for stability in the monarchy, although these hopes were ultimately dashed as revolutionary fervor spread across France.