The whole family is united at the Christmas market in Monaco. Charlène’s relatives make a detour to cheer up the Grimaldi twins.
Monaco – In difficult times, the Wittstock family and the Grimaldi family stand together. While Charlène von Monaco (43) is recovering from chronic exhaustion in a clinic presumably in Switzerland from the exertions of the last six months in South Africa, her family with husband Prince Albert (63) and the twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella (both 6 ) Support from Charlène’s family.
Together they went to the Christmas market in Monaco. *
It’s a welcome change and a successful family outing at the same time. The siblings Prince Alberts and Charlènes show themselves side by side at the Christmas market in Monaco. The meeting is a real joy, especially for the children of the princely couple. Princess Caroline (64), Albert’s big sister and Roisin Galvin Wittstock, the wife of Charlène’s eldest brother Gareth (41), throw themselves into the fray with the twins. In several photos, little Gabriella holds the hand of her cousin Kaia Rose while strolling in Monaco’s evening mood.
But they are not the only ones who make the royal mandatory date a family get-together. Pierre Casiraghi (34), the youngest son of Princess Carolines of Hanover and his wife Beatrice Borromeo (36) with their sons Pierre (4) and Francesco (3) have also come. The palace summarized the pre-Christmas pleasure in a video clip on Instagram.
Despite many efforts, the rumor mill about the alleged broken marriage of the royal couple does not want to fall silent. The twins were even taken out of school for protection and taught in the palace, friends of the princess had announced in the media that Charlène had almost died in South Africa. Now the demonstrative family cohesion punishes the rumors lying in the rumor mill.
Two weeks ago, the concerted appearance of the Wittstock and Grimaldi families on the national holiday (November 19) should show strength. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
