Does the constant confrontation with Albert’s ex-girlfriends have a part in Charlene’s illness? The couple was rarely seen relaxed. It would actually explain the distance.
Monaco – If you marry a playboy, you have to be prepared for surprises. Prince Albert (63) was undoubtedly not a child of sadness. He has four children, two of whom are born out of wedlock. Today, the bon vivant officially stands by each of his offspring. Not an easy position for a wife who is constantly confronted with past life and former lovers.
Is morbid jealousy the real reason for Charlène’s (44) “profound exhaustion”?*
First the allegedly illness-related stay in South Africa, now the therapy in a Swiss private clinic, which apparently devours huge sums*: The Princess of Monaco is not with her children Jacques (7) and Gabriella (7), her husband Prince Albert II.* and her royals commitments returned. The son of Prince Rainier III runs the official business. of Monaco* (81, † 2005), but Caroline of Hanover (65), the sister of the prince*, has long since taken on most of Charlène’s tasks.
What’s the matter with Charlene? There are clinical pictures that are described in psychology with the different forms of pathological jealousy. What the syndromes have in common is that only therapeutically accompanied distance brings improvement. In addition to the Othello syndrome, which describes marital paranoia and is expressed in the delusional belief in the unfaithfulness of the life partner, “Intouch” suspects that the princess could be suffering from Rebecca syndrome. This leads to exaggerated jealousy of the ex-partner.
Nicole Coste (50), the mother of Albert’s son Alexandre Coste (18), did not make it easy for the former Olympian with her press campaigns. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
