Will Princess Charlène of Monaco return to the Principality? Your stay in South Africa has now lasted for several months. Prince Albert names new details.
Monaco – Princess Charlène’s health has been causing unrest in Monaco for some time. Since the 43-year-old had to undergo an operation in South Africa due to an infection, Charlène has still been in her native country. Announcements by the Royals that the Princess will return to Monaco in October are just empty words. Princess Charlène is still in South Africa, but is apparently making great strides there.
This is what statements from her husband Albert suggest in a recent interview. He told the French tabloid Point De Vue: “She is much better. This last operation, which involved the nasal septum, went very well. ”With this, Albert is referring to a second operation after Charlene collapsed again.
Charlène von Monaco: husband Prince Albert gives an interview about the return of the princess
In addition to her health, the Monegasque prince announced that Charlène’s return to Monaco was actually imminent: “We will be able to consider her return very soon. And I can tell you that she will be in Monaco before the holidays. It is not possible for me to give you the exact date, but I promise you that you will know when the time comes. ”It is still unclear which holidays Albert was referring to – possibly the Christmas holidays.
“I miss Charlène.”
He “missed Charlène”, he emphasized in the interview. This also applies to the two twins Gabriella and Jacques. “It is obvious that they miss their mother,” Albert continued. Under the tabloid’s Instagram post, however, fans of the royals were amazed at his statements – and complained, for example, that the family only visited the princess twice in South Africa. “Albert owns a private jet. If he misses her so much, he could visit her every weekend, ”emphasized one user, for example.
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Princess Charléne of Monaco: Albert takes a stand on rumors of a marriage crisis
When asked in the interview about the status of the royal marriage of the two, Albert emphasized again: “These publications, which appeared in various places, were extremely disturbing and hurtful. For my wife, for me and for Monaco “In the past few weeks and months there have been repeated rumors of separation. Above all, the statements of an aunt Albert fueled this. (Tobias Utz)
