Jazmin Grace Grimaldi, the eldest child of Prince Albert of Monaco, has released her first pop signal “Fearless.”
The song has two formats, an acoustic version released on 30 September and a pop version released last week.
Proceeds from “Fearless” will go toward her charity, The Jazmin Fund, which she set up when she was 14, that benefits the community and children in Fiji.
“The song was inspired and is dedicated to the people of FIJI specifically Naidi village where the last project was completed a year ago,” the 27-year-old American said on Instagram, adding, “The acoustic version of #Fearless is dedicated and inspired by the people of Fiji and those affected by natural disasters due to #climatechange.”
Jazmin’s boyfriend, Ian Mellencamp, produced the song.
A single release party was held over the weekend where Jazmin shared videos on her Instagram remarking, “I am so grateful to have collaborated with @mikemacandjulie and @katquinnmusic to write by debut single Fearless and sing my truth. The time is now for us all to remember the pier within us and come together to make this world stronger and brighter with LOVE!
We are #fearless!!!”
Jazmin is the daughter of Prince Albert through his relationship with American Tamara Jean Rotolo in the 1990s. As her parents never married, she holds no title and is not in the line of succession. Prince Albert publicly confirmed her paternity after she turned 18 in an effort to respect her privacy as a child. She has three younger half-siblings, Alexandre Grimaldi-Coste (Prince Albert’s son from a previous relationship) and Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques (the twins of Prince Albert and Princess Charlene).
You can follow Jazmin on Instagram here.
