It could be months before Charlene of Monaco makes her first appearance alongside Prince Albert. Is she possibly not fit enough until the end of the year?
Monaco – Since last November, Charlène (44) has been treated in a special clinic far away from the Principality for her emotional and physical exhaustion. According to current reports, returning to her family and her royal duties* could take much longer than initially thought.
Charlene of Monaco: return to the palace only in November?
Many Monegasques had believed until the last moment that their princess would finally appear again at the side of her husband Albert II* (63) on the holiday of Saint Devote at the end of January*. However, all hopes were disappointed. Seven-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella once again had to be without their mother for a special occasion. Instead of Charlène, Prince Albert’s ex-lover Nicole Coste* (50) made headlines with her presence at the celebrations.
According to the latest official information from the Princely House*, Charlène’s recovery is “satisfactory”. However, she had to undergo further dental treatment. It would be several weeks before she was fully on her feet and fit again. If you believe the aristocratic expert Brittani Barger, these weeks could also turn into months.
Charlene of Monaco: Royal expert with sobering prospects
As reported by the Beaumonde portal, the royal expert does not rule out the possibility that Princess Charlène* could only meet again on Monaco’s next national holiday in November – in other words, in a whopping nine months. “We can all only hope she’ll be back by then, but it’s hard to say because we don’t know what she’s suffering from. She will miss her children very much,” Beaumonde quoted Brittani Barger as saying in an interview with the Express.
Already last year it was hoped to see the 44-year-old with her family on the most important Monegasque holiday. However, Charlène was not yet able to take part in the festivities. The pictures of her children Gabriella and Jacques with self-painted greeting posters for their mother* went around the world at the time. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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