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Charlene of Monaco: How does she react to Albert's ex's private congratulations?

As soon as Charlène is back in Monaco, a new drama is ready. Albert’s ex-lover Nicole Coste congratulated him on his birthday with very personal words. Maybe too personal?

Monaco – To the great delight of the Monegasques, Princess Charlène (44) was finally able to return to the Principality. While she will continue to need rest and recuperation in the coming weeks, at least she has her family around her again. Ironically, Nicole Coste (50), the mother of Prince Albert’s illegitimate son Alexandre (18), is now disturbing the idyll again.
24royal.de* reveals the grandiose words Nicole Coste used to congratulate Prince Albert on his birthday.

It had been a long time in Monaco for Charlène to return home – it finally happened just in time for Prince Albert’s 64th birthday on March 14th. The 44-year-old was finally able to hug her husband and their seven-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella in their home environment. In the coming weeks, the princess wants to recover completely, then she will gradually take on official tasks again, the palace said.

The family happiness should actually be perfect again. If it wasn’t for Albert’s ex-lover Nicole Coste. In the past, the 50-year-old could not resist angry tips towards Charlène. Now she added again. With a very personal Instagram post, she congratulated her son Alexandre’s father on his birthday. Clearly too personal when it comes to Charlène’s fans. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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