News"Charlène is doing much better": Albert of Monaco shares...

"Charlène is doing much better": Albert of Monaco shares health update

After several weeks of radio silence, Albert von Monaco reveals new details about the health of his wife Charlene. His words give hope.

Monaco – Since Charlène von Monaco (44) turned her back on her adopted homeland again in mid-November, Royal fans have been eagerly awaiting news from the mother of two and, last but not least, her return. The palace has kept a low profile in recent weeks, but Prince Albert II (63) has now announced good news.

Princess Charlène’s last official appearance was a year ago. The mother of the country spent most of 2021 in South Africa as a result of an ENT disease; she is currently being treated in a clinic in Europe. While Charlène is recovering, husband Albert goes about his everyday royal life as best he can. Most recently, Monaco’s head of state was in Beijing, where he followed this year’s Winter Olympics.
24royal.de* reveals what important date Charlène might have in mind for her return.

According to “Monaco-Matin”, Albert is currently enjoying a break with his seven-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella, and his health update from the vacation should give his compatriots a sigh of relief. When asked by the portal, Prince Albert provided news about Charlène’s recovery: “Princess Charlène is doing much better and I hope that she will soon be back in the principality.” *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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