In May of 2021, Princess Charlène of
Monaco embarked in a trip to her native South Africa, to carry out
work on conservation with her Foundation. Little did she know, but
that trip would be the last she was able to undertake in a very
long time. On the day she was supposed to attend a Formula1 event
in Monaco, the Princely Palace released a note saying that she had
to stay in South…
Who is Charlotte Casiraghi, granddaughter of Princess Grace?
3rd August 2021
Charlotte Marie Pomeline Casiraghi was
born on 3 August 1986, the second of three children born to
Princess Caroline of Monaco and Stefano Casiraghi. She was
born in the maternity wing of the Princess Grace Hospital Centre in
La Colle, Monaco, and was christened on the…
Princess Charlene hopes she will be back
in Monaco by October. The princess, who has been in South Africa
for nearly three months, shared her wishes in a radio interview.
Charlene was speaking to South Africa Radio 702 when she addressed
her ongoing stay in the country.
On Saturday, the Salle des Etoiles in
Monte Carlo was the backdrop for a spectacular edition of the Fight
AIDS Gala, an event presided by Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and
her children. Her Serene Highness is the President of Fight
AIDS Monaco, an association that aims to spread awareness about the
disease and help science find palliative and resolutive cures to
the illness. The Gala…
Prince Albert of Monaco has always been
very much involved in the fight for conservation and against
climate change. Now his work will be recognised with the Jane
Alexander Award. The prize is named after the United States
conservationist and actress Jane Alexander…
Princess Charlene shares images from FaceTime call with twins while she remains in South Africa due to illness
10th July 2021
Princess Charlene of Monaco, 43, remains
in South Africa after being struck down with a severe ear, nose and
throat infection. However, that hasn’t kept her from staying in
touch and doing things with her six-year-old twins, Princess
Gabriella and Prince Jacques. On…
Ten years ago, Prince Albert II of Monaco
and Princess Charlene tied the knot in a ceremony in the Main
Courtyard at the Princely Palace of Monaco. The reception and
evening ball were held at the Montecarlo Opera and featured the
Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra playing under the conduction of
Maestro Lawrence Foster. The evening was concluded by a fireworks
display and the opening of the…
When Prince Albert married Charlene
Wittstock, first in a civil ceremony on 1 July and second in a
religious ceremony the following day in 2011, royals from across
the world flew into the tiny principality for the festivities. Each
reigning European royal family, except…
It was billed as Monaco’s biggest
celebratios in over fifty years. In July 2011, Prince Albert II
married Charlene Wittstock in civil and religious ceremonies that
brought royals from across Europe to Monaco and grabbed the
attention of the world. The wedding was one…
A look at how Prince Albert and Princess Charlène's wedding broke with tradition and transformed the Princely Palace
2nd July 2021
It has been a tradition for centuries
that civil royal weddings are held in the Princely Palace of
Monaco. However, Prince Albert’s marriage to Charlène Wittstock in
2011 broke ranks and made the Palace the location of their
religious ceremony, as well. Once they compiled the guest
list, they realised that not everybody could fit into the
traditional venue for religious weddings in…
