Royal fans can breathe a sigh of relief: After her last operation in South Africa, Princess Charlène von Monaco reported back on Instagram with a sign of life.
KwaZulu-Natal – Princess Charlènes * (43) last surgery was a week ago. In South Africa the wife of Prince Albert II (63) had to undergo another operation under general anesthesia.
Following the operation, the Monegasque palace announced some relief news, but Charlène decided not to send a personal message. On Instagram, she has now broken her radio silence, reports 24royal.de *.
Princess Charlène of Monaco – Finally a sign of life after her operation
The end of her radio silence suggests that Princess Charlène is better after her third operation *, but her latest post does not provide any new details about her state of health. The mother of two uploaded an interview that was apparently recorded at the beginning of October and thus before her last hospital stay. In the audio clip, Charlène talks about her fight against rhino poaching *, her friendship with the late Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini (72, † 2021) and her ENT infection.
In an interview, Prince Albert’s wife * announced her third operation, which she has since survived, and reports on the growing longing for her family: “I feel stronger, but I still have one operation ahead of me. I can’t wait to get home to my children whom I miss terribly. I believe that any mother who is separated from her children for months would feel the same way. “
Charlène von Monaco: will she be returning to her family soon?
Just a few days before Charlènes * final surgery, Albert had already spoken of his wife’s early return *, the positive words of the 43-year-old now also give hope for a family reunion in Monaco. The six-year-old twins Jacques * and Gabriella are certainly eagerly awaiting their mother’s return journey.
However, Princess Charlène von Monaco still has plans in South Africa before she wants to return to the Principality of Monaco. * (Red) * 24royal.de and fr.de are offers from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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