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Charlène von Monaco: severe blow of fate – what can she still cope with?

Princess Charlène of Monaco has suffered a tragic stroke of fate. She needs to say goodbye to a loved one in the family.

KwaZulu-Natal – Behind Princess Charlène von Monaco (43) lie exhausting months. She has been stuck in South Africa for more than half a year due to her severe ENT infection and the subsequent operations. She saw her family for the last time in the summer. The separation from her loved ones is not easy for her, now Charlène has also lost her longtime companion.

Princess Charlène wrote to her followers on Instagram with sad news: Her beloved Chihuahua Monte died in an accident. For her touching farewell greeting, Charlène chose a snapshot with Monte that was taken at Christmas last year.
You can read Princess Charlène's moving lines to her dog Monte on 24royal.de *.

The bitch had been part of the Monegasque royal family for several years, and Charlène was regularly photographed with her animal friend in her arms at official appearances. It is not known whether Monte kept his wife company in South Africa or lived in the Prince's Palace in Monaco. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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