NewsPrincess Charlène back in Monaco: reunion with her family

Princess Charlène back in Monaco: reunion with her family

Royal fans have been waiting longingly for this news: Princess Charlène has returned to Monaco and can finally embrace her family again.

Monaco – After months of absence, Princess Charlène von Monaco (43) is reunited with her loved ones: The wife of Prince Albert II (63) has turned her back on her native South Africa.

Princess Charlène traveled to South Africa in the spring – a trip that was supposed to only last a few weeks. But the trip home of the Monegasque country mother was delayed because Charlène was stuck in the province of KwaZulu-Natal due to complications of an ENT infection. The serious illness of the 43-year-old resulted in several interventions, three times Charlène even had to be operated under general anesthesia. After her last operation in October, the mother of two was able to gather strength and finally get on the plane to Europe.
Princess Charlène von Monaco’s next trip is just around the corner. 24royal.de * knows where to go.

As the picture reports, Charlène is said to have left South Africa on Sunday. At Durban Airport, Prince Albert’s wife is said to have boarded the Grimaldis’ private jet to fly to Nice. From there, she is said to have traveled on to Monaco by helicopter. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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