Charlène from Monaco’s father Michael Wittstock has now also spoken to the press. This is how he describes his daughter’s difficult situation.
Monaco – After friends and family members of Charlène (43) had already publicly commented on the state of health of the princess, her father Michael Wittstock (75) found open words * about the situation of his daughter for the first time.
Charlène von Monaco: Now her father is talking about her condition
There is still no peace in the Monegasque Prince’s Palace *. According to her husband, Prince Albert II * (63), Charlène has been treated in a facility for “emotional and physical exhaustion” since her return from South Africa. Meanwhile, the regent takes care of the six-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella with family support, both from the Grimaldis and the Wittstocks *.
A few weeks ago, friends of Charlène von Monaco * explained how bad it really was for the mother of two when she had to undergo multiple operations in her home country. The princess “almost died” * in South Africa and “lost almost half of her body weight” because she could only feed herself through a straw. Now Charlène’s father Michael Wittstock has shared his view of things on the health of his daughter with the public.
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Charlène von Monaco: “She will come back much stronger”
As the news portal News24 reports, Michael Wittstock was not able to see his daughter once during the whole time she had to spend in South Africa. Due to the corona pandemic, a meeting was not possible. “At our age we have to be careful. I didn’t want to infect her either because of the many medical interventions she had. It is very vulnerable, “News24 quotes the 75-year-old. He spoke on the phone regularly with Charlène as well as with his grandchildren Jacques * and Gabriella. “We have an excellent relationship,” he emphasized.
Like all friends and relatives, he is optimistic about the 43-year-old’s recovery: “My daughter was used to swimming 20 kilometers a day. Because I know how she trained, I know that she is strong and that she will make it and come back much stronger. “
Where the princess is currently being treated, Wittstock apparently did not want to reveal to News24. According to rumors, Charlène is said to be in a clinic in Switzerland *. It is still unclear whether she will be able to come to Monaco for the seventh birthday of her children on December 10th. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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