Princess Charlène has been in South Africa for months. However, her long absence does not stop her from taking on a new important job in Monaco.
Monaco – While Princess Charlène (43) is recovering from her infection in her native South Africa, things are going on in Monaco as usual. As dutiful as ever, Prince Albert II (63) fulfills his representative duties, but his wife is absent at his side. From a distance, the mother of the country can only partially fulfill her tasks, but Charlène has now taken on a new job.
Several weeks ago, Princess Charlène was given a special honor according to the “Monaco Matin” portal, which should also make her husband proud. In his role as President, Prince Albert has been actively supporting the Monegasque Red Cross for many years, whose board can look forward to a new and familiar face. Charlène is said to have held the office of Vice President since August, which is scheduled for three years.
24royal.de * explains why Charlène is perfectly prepared for her role as Vice President of the Red Cross.
To what extent Princess Charlène can currently exercise her new office as Vice President is questionable. Her long stay in South Africa is likely to make her work a little more difficult, and her poor health is another factor. At the beginning of September, Charlène had suffered a collapse, which is said to have clearly affected the mother of two. The palace has not yet announced whether Charlènes’ planned return to Monaco for late October will actually take place. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
